What made you start your entrepreneurial journey? Was it done out of passion, the need for freedom, to build a legacy for your children, or did the pandemic play a part?
No matter your story it’s very possible to experience days where you question EVERYTHING. Working for yourself can indeed be a roller coaster financially and mentally.
When you find yourself getting down, reflect on why you started. Refreshing your memory can help you push aside those negative thoughts.
I’m different. And I’m not being cliche when I say this. When I held a secular job before I applied, I would research the company background, look up the employee satisfaction rates, and I knew my goal would be to move up in 3-6 months.
When I found myself no longer satisfied with what I thought the job was initially offering, I made an exit plan. I researched similar positions that paid more, as well as higher positions I could be hired for based on my credentials.
Being self employed is not for the faint of heart. Heck, truthfully, being an entrepreneur isn’t for everyone. But if you are looking to step out on faith and work for yourself plan it out in a calculated manner.
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