Bros here, get degree for what (if u have, its a plus, if u dun
have. It not a minus). Do you know studying too much will clog your
brain. My way of driving taxi to success :
1) Drive taxi part time, relief to have a taste of TD life. If
suitable for you, then move on. Not all people are made for taxi
driving.
2) Next, drive taxi full time, OMO or relief, depending on your
needs, cover your expenses and save $$$$. Must saved $$$ in your
bank. Dun smoke too much, dun drink, dun go library. I would
recommend relief. No point u drive OMO and ended no time for
yourself. You can be a hirer, but get a relief.
3) Attending crash course in TD in this forum. Ask and ask and
ask. Learn and learn and learn. If u dun want to learn, u will
never make it as a TD.
4) Use spare time to look out for lobang to earn residual
income, anything from part time business, stock, forex trading,
mlm, internet stuff....even or gui tao hehehe
5) Built up your residual income and when your residual income
is comparable to TD, start to drive less taxi, slowly letting go,
eg from omo to relief, to super relief.....
6) When residual income very stable, drive for fun, cos u will
miss TD friends from this forum if u dun drive.
FYI, Residual income mean incomes that continues to generate
even when you don't spend the time working on it. Eg, Insurance
agent, mlm, real estate rental....etc.
How many person can drive taxi for lifetime? I always see
driving taxi as a stepping stone to financial freedom, not as a
career. Residual income is a life-term insurance. One day u go to
heaven (touch wood), your families will be taken care of. Not when
u driving taxi for lifetime, who will take care of your
families.
For those newbie looking to drive taxi, especially to druss66.
TD is not the end of tunnel, it's the beginning of a new life. To
see lights at the end of tunnel depends alot on you. You can choose
to see light or u can choose to remain in the darkness of
tunnel.
I love driving along KPE, I always love to see lights at the end
of tunnel.
