That statistic surprises me. I would have expected it to be higher.
I certainly wish I had.
When I was asked "what took you so long?" my initial answer was embarrassing. Upon reflection it had something to do with seeking external validation or some kind of bizarre permission from others.
Ultimately, when the pain and frustration of working FOR someone else simply became too much, I didn't care what anyone else thought. I trusted myself and that was all I needed. It was time to roll up my sleeves, tighten my ponytail, and focus on building.
A lot of frustrations are echoing through the workforce right now. For months I've been hearing about toxic bosses, teams that can't collaborate, murky expectations, and sudden painful layoffs. There's also a strong desire to make a difference, create something, and take charge of the future.
So, what do you need to do in those critical days, weeks, and months when you firmly decide to start your own business?
I have been channeling a lot of energy into that answer and it turned into something really exciting for people craving their own exit plan from the 9-5 grind.
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