OK. You have to look at it this way, how long are you willing to be an employee. Envy isnt some local radio dj only known in his city or town. Like I said the dude has clout. He may be comfortable with his fanbase as it stands, but at the same time as he continues to do what he does, he will ultimately grown.
Think about famous reporters, they stood in the streets interviewing nobodies on some local news station, eventually got to head desk, moved up to another news station, more interviews, obtained more clout, maybe did a national morning show- then they headline their own show, diane sawyer,barbara walters, wolf blizter, larry king, anderson cooper, shyt sway has been doing this and maintained relevance. There is no reason Envy cant do it, unless he comes out and says "That life really aint for me" as it stands people are saying he cant do it. If Envy is still doing TBC in 20 years, same position, same pay- he's clipped his own wings by that time.
Like I said, I could have learned the lessons other ways, from tv, movies, friends parents, step parents had my parents not been together, corporate america could have taught me the lessons, i could have learned them in school and through books.
Since my pops was the boss, watching him get up religiously every morning when he had the keys and could go in whenever he wanted to taught me something. Watching my dad do the right things and manage money in his hands correctly when there were times we needed things or i knew he wanted things and instead of flat out take the money from the business or 'float it' (take it then put it back), teaching me about intregrity and how nobody respects a thief etc-- thats something thats instilled over time and reinforced its different from mcdonalds writing you up when your late or firing you if you steal money.
But that's on you, do you, I don't care.
