Is Being An Entrepreneur An Option?

There has been a significant and steady trend towards self-employment in this new pandemic era we find ourselves in. Many companies are encouraging employees to work from home whenever possible, and the shift to many business activities being done online, on Zoom, or on a platform, has created limitless opportunities for new business start-ups literally everywhere.

So, while many still have their jobs and are commuting to their brick-and-mortar establishments, could one consider being an entrepreneur and self-employed instead? What are the benefits, the risks, the rewards? The questions are endless but let's just look at the benefits for now.

Below are a few excerpts from an article in EntrepreneurshipFacts that highlight the benefits of such an undertaking. Like most things in life, there are pros and cons, but given that the world is shifting to being more online, staying more at home, and working remotely, surely this is worth

your consideration.

*10 Benefits of Being an Entrepreneur*

You’re your own boss. Your income potential is unlimited. You choose where and when to work.

You make money by doing something you love. You get to make an impact on people's lives.

You get to be a leader. You get to meet like-minded people. You are constantly growing yourself.

You live life on your own terms. You are fulfilled.

And while there are also challenges like decision making, rulemaking, navigating the unknown, being the visionary, dealing with risk, and dealing with finances, could it be that the benefits outweigh the challenges?

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“Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you

to build theirs.”  Farrah Gray

Sources: Entrepreneurshipfacts/Inc.com/Entrepreneur.com