If you won the lottery, would you quit your job?

[Grant]

It really depends on how much I won. I think I would still keep making sites, but they'd be more for personal means than professional. I would quit my job, but only if I won enough to live off of for the rest of my life.

 

[Ernestnari]

It largely depends on the amount I have won. If the money is huge, I would use it and establish a good business and stop being an employee. The answer is Yes, I would leave my job and set up a business.

 

[Yaqoob Habib]

If you won the lottery, would you quit your job? I wouldn't leave my job if I won millions on the UK Lottery, especially at a young age! I would instead opt into working part-time (4-12 hours a week) because I'm somebody who needs a purpose to carry on. What about you?

If you are already doing a job, then you will be benefited, if you win the lottery, then do not leave your job, rather set more on it and invest your money in another business, which will give you double benefit.

 

[Lens]

The amount of money I won would depend largely on whether I'm going to quit my job or not . If it is a very huge amount of money then, I would definitely establish my own big business.

 

[Kennysplash]

Unless the lottery is just so much that I can start a business with the funds. Other than that I don't think I can quit my job, lottery winning comes just once in a while.

 

[Connor909]

Even if I won the lottery, I probably wouldn't leave my job right away. My employees would suffer consequences, so I would want to make sure that I had a strategy for the future and the means I needed to maintain myself. To be sure I was making the proper choices and could maintain my lifestyle after the first windfall, I would also want to speak with a financial expert.

 

[Heatman]

Unfortunately, I have never been interested in playing lotteries or being involved in any kind of gambling activities because I know that it is something that is not going to pay for me in terms of winning any money. But, it will make me to lose more money in the process of trying to win which I am still not going to.

 

[saoussen57651]

Unfortunately, I have never been interested in playing lotteries or being involved in any kind of gambling activities because I know that it is something that is not going to pay for me in terms of winning any money. But, it will make me to lose more money in the process of trying to win which I am still not going to.

You enter what we call recursive playing means every time you win the time on lottery then some people from their born to death play the lottery and never win a prize and this is what happens most of the time.

 

[Heatman]

You enter what we call recursive playing means every time you win the time on lottery then some people from their born to death play the lottery and never win a prize and this is what happens most of the time.

Honestly, I don't even know what that means but the only thing I'm very certain of is that most people whom I know to be involved in so many gambling activities and playing of lotteries are never winning anything that supplements for what they are losing in those activities.

 

[Ja sa bong]

If I played lottery which I don't but if I ever did, it would depend on the amount of money I won to make it possible for me to quit my job. Small lottery money won't last forever, I'll need a steady source of income.

 

[Heatman]

Unless the lottery is just so much that I can start a business with the funds. Other than that I don't think I can quit my job, lottery winning comes just once in a while.

Starting something tangible which is going to make your financial status become stabilized by having a steady source of income is one of the best thing you can do with such amount of money that you have won from playing a lottery. Depending on the money without having any other thing doing is not going to last forever and the money is going to finish.