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Become Your Own Boss: Several Reasons Why People Should Become Entrepreneurs

Luci Chang by Luci Chang
June 9, 2022
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Are you tired of working long hours with minimum pay, while possibly having to commute daily with everything this entails regarding gas expenses, stress, and exhaustive timeframes? Well, maybe it’s about time you took your life into your own hands and finally decide to become an entrepreneur, like millions of other people. Let’s have a look at several reasons why you should make such a big step into the exciting world of global enterprises.

1.  Change your lifestyle

Probably the first advantage of entrepreneurship you may think of is that it allows you to be your own boss and determine your own working hours. As an entrepreneur, you can work irregular hours and report to no one but yourself. You can also tailor your work schedule to fit your most productive hours if for example you think and focus better late at night.

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2. Work from Anywhere in The World

One of the other advantages of being a business owner is that you are not restricted to a specific area or time zone, since remote work has become the norm after the coronavirus pandemic. Technology has provided the means for this amazing era during which working conditions have changed so drastically that a lot of people work remotely for companies whose offices are on the other side of the globe, and without any problem at all. You can set up your business in your hometown and hire professionals or freelancers from any part of the world to work for you.

Additionally, you have total freedom in terms of how many hours you devote to your firm, although you will probably need to work more in the early stages to meet your objectives.

3. Freedom and Control

Another great reason to become an entrepreneur is total freedom and control over every aspect of your company. You will be independent, and you will be free to make all the important decisions without having to explain them to anyone. You can understand the value of this aspect if you’ve worked for other business owners before, when you had to blindly follow their orders, however logical or not, they seemed to you.

4. Big Bucks

Certainly, you agree this is probably the first thing that comes to mind when you consider becoming your own boss. Let’s not deny it. You’ve been working hard all these years on a basic salary and you’re still trying to make ends meet. The economic crisis of recent years, worsened during the pandemic, has already started to impoverish people. Without even taking into account the current war in Ukraine, which has caused unprecedented hikes in the price of basic products, oil, and gas, now is the time to take that leap of faith. And one great way to do that is by exploring new franchise opportunities, which allow you to leverage an established brand and business model. Franchising can be a smart entry point into entrepreneurship, offering the potential for success with less of the risk involved in starting a business from scratch.

5. You Learn New Things

If you enjoy learning new things and keeping up with the latest developments, entrepreneurship seems to be a good fit for you. Great businessmen are frequently enthusiastic learners, always researching the current developments in their sector and staying ahead of new and innovative ideas. You may start a new venture here simply because you’re curious about a development in a specific field, and you decide to invest in it. Or perhaps you’re amazed by another entrepreneur’s achievements and you want to follow them with your own ideas and innovations. This entire process will satisfy your passion for change while filling you with knowledge and creativity. Who knows? Maybe you will be the next Bill Gates or Elon Musk!

6. Take Action

If you endure the tedium of daily work under a boss who constantly rejects your ideas and holds you back, maybe it’s time to change all that. Become your own boss and take action! As a business owner, you will get to make all the decisions without having to report them to anyone. This way you will be able to accomplish something great without the constraints imposed on you by a pathetic boss. Even if you encounter many obstacles and failures, you will be able to forge your own path and make your own improvements to become better. 

7. Opportunities

If you are adept at spotting great opportunities, then the world of entrepreneurship is definitely for you. Even though opportunities often come with risks, you should always be on the lookout to grab them and advance your business. You just need a sharp mind and intuition to determine if the potential benefits outweigh the risk you’re about to take. As long as you’re on the right path to business success, there will always be new opportunities and challenges to overcome.   

8. You Can Change the World

Although changing the world may seem like a larger than life, idealistic goal, many business owners are driven by the need to make a difference in their towns. They frequently enter entrepreneurship because they are dissatisfied with the existing situation and want to change the world into a better place. This is the reason why a great number of business owners also delve into politics at some point. They then have the official capacity to sign new laws and the means to support their application. Besides, brilliant ideas and unconventional methods are what made the world evolve into the 21st Century.

If these reasons are not enough to convince you that it’s worth becoming your own business owner, then maybe you should stick to being an employee. Not all people are cut out to be risk-takers and innovators, after all. In that case, a small but stable income, without the hassles and stress of uncertainty, is probably what suits you best. If you’re sick and tired of this, however, then the road is open, and the challenge is there for you to grab. Welcome to the world of entrepreneurship: the world of real change!

Luci Chang

Luci Chang

Luci is a Journalism student and covers interesting topics from health to finances.

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