How to Work for Yourself
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Working for yourself is and has always been the dream of most entrepreneurs. However, taking the necessary steps to do it is another thing. Whats your plan? What profession are you most passionate about?
One of the most popular post on the internet sits on Steve Pavlina’s website. Its titled, “10 Reasons You Should Never Get a Job”.
They pretty much all make sense and he mentions what every person in America usually wants or at least thinks about doing, leaving Corporate America.
But how do you really start to work for yourself? You need a game plan to escape that cubicle.
First, find out what your really passionate about. For me, its helping business owners see the value, track their marketing, and show an ROI when it comes to marketing online. Whether its search engine optimization or web analytics, I simply love when a business owner sees the value and he profits in his bottom line. When they are rewarded, it always comes back to me. Thats how I make money.
After you find out what your passionate about you can start to put together a game plan. How much money do you need to start your business. Usually people need 6-12 months of living expenses to feel comfortable before leaving. Others are pushed out through job losses and only have one month of living expenses. Theres been many entrepreneurs that have become successful by being laid off. You sometimes here the comments, “Being let go was the best thing to happen to me. It really kicked me in the butt and spurred me into action”.
In the next 30 days, determine what you really want to do. Hopefully it will be internet marketing and I’ll show you how to start a business in online marketing and web development!
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Timothy Goodrich said:
I’ve read Steve’s reason and they’re right on par. Its so funny the mindset the 9 to 5 person has. Go to school, get a job, be a slave, and hope that you don’t work for an Enron type of company that steals all of your money at the end. What a joke. A few simple lessons in diversification goes along way.
Posted on August 2009




