How to Quit Your Job and Achieve Entrepreneurial Freedom in 6 Steps

What does all this mean?

Working for an employer is not fulfilling for a lot of people. People want more flexibility. They want to travel, let out their FOMO, and work from anywhere. The nine-to-five office job is dead.

For some of us, not everyone, but for some, a better fitting career path is entrepreneurial freedom.

1. Acquire a skill you loveThis is the foundation of your career and will serve you for the rest of your life. A skill you love is the asset you will use to help others succeed, which is the foundation of business.

But it doesn’t have to be writing.

Your skill can be anything that adds value to someone or something else.

So how do you find it? (Skip the following section if you already know).

Entrepreneurial freedom is an untethered, independent way to build wealth doing what you love to do.

Three questions that will help you acquire a skill you love

1. With what do you love to create? I believe everyone is innately drawn to create in some way. Whether it’s with words, wood, code, paint, or culinary arts. How do you express your creativity?

If you were given a billion dollars right now, what would you spend your time doing? A mentor took me out to lunch one day and sat across the table from me.

How can you get really, really good at that one thing? This is a very pragmatic question.

People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs, career coaches