Independence. It is one of the major reasons many people dive into the world of entrepreneurship. Some forms of control and flexibility can only be experienced by business owners, which is corroborated by a poll by TD Bank wherein 96 percent of respondents agree that freedom is the best part of running a business.
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Some of these freedoms, other than the all-important financial freedom that helps motivate entrepreneurs to become strong leaders and successful in their endeavors, are the following:
Work freedom
Those yearning to escape the monotonous life inside the four walls of their office get another option to earn a living via entrepreneurship. It offers a choice wherein one calls the shots and “be his own boss,” determining the tasks he needs to work on.
Lifestyle freedom
For some people, they have no other choice but to build their life around their job. When one is an entrepreneur, there will be more freedom to decide on where to live, what car to drive, where and when to vacation, and other lifestyle choices.
Time freedom
One of the downsides of working in a corporate setting that certain people frown upon is the daily 9-to-5 schedule. There is a need to get up early, endure rush hour traffic, and have recreational activities be contingent on free time from work.
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Brian Dougherty worked formerly in the corporate world as a telephone service technician for a couple of years, but established his own business after discovering it allowed him to be in control of his own time and finances. With his wife, Jenny, he manages Dougherty Marketing, which has helped many entrepreneurs attain success. Visit this website for more details.
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