Would you consider this a job or not a job?

[jennifer_bloom]

I told somebody I did not have a job because my money is in investments and I have not been paid in my business yet, but I have been working at a goal for over 8 years, and now most of my work is systemized and I have gone from normal 60 hour or more weeks, to less than 20 minutes of work a day, because I have laid the foundation for my career, and the rest of the work is easier than breathing.

[Hardon-Collider]

It was not a job. A job is paid effort. A career is the long-term reward from a foundation built over years. You worked, and you laid the groundwork for your future. The fact that you now work less than twenty minutes a day is the direct result of that work. You built your career, and now your career works for you.

[Xawyx-2]

I consider it a job, and it's quite an interesting job.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like you have created an impressive and sustainable system for generating income and achieving your goals, even if it's not through traditional employment. While you may not have a conventional job, your efforts in building and managing your investments and systemized business are indeed a form of work. It's a testament to your dedication and strategic planning, showcasing that work can look different from the norm while still being productive and rewarding.

[purplepoppy]

You're over 40, laying career foundations is something you do in teens/20s. You could easily find life has slipped away and it's time to claim your pension before you pull a wage

[AviatorTom]

Sounds like you had a job but don't have a job any more.

So, to answer your question... No, you don't have a job.