Things no-one told me about being an entrepreneur

Becoming an entrepreneur means taking charge of your income, your projects, your schedule and freedom from actually going to a job.

To be very honest, being an entrepreneur is not for everyone. It is hard work, and you have to push through fear and drive past things you don’t understand. At times it can be lonely

I had some good times at my job on days that we were not in full-blown crazy mode. We would laugh until our sides hurt, dance with the patients, watch movies and eat popcorn and listen to people share their stories that made me really appreciate where I was in my life. I miss that about my job, the funny giggle chit chat but there is so much more I don’t miss.

As an entrepreneur, not everyone understands what it is you do and it is even harder to explain. People will smile, shake their head and say “Aha”. You know they don’t get it.

Losing FOCUS can suck you down a rabbit hole

Having the freedom to do what you want because no one is tracking your time can backfire to the point of disaster. If you’re not on a schedule for lunch, breaks or a boss asking questions. You have to focus on your own to get projects done.

Most days I am on time with task – but there are days I have squirrel syndrome!

I find myself “needing” to get things done and I sit and stare at the screen. On those days I get up and go outside, take a walk, play with the dogs, anything to open my mind to receive a clear thinking path.

Just for thought

Entrepreneurship provides the opportunity to earn a significant income from many sources. It can be very consistent or non-existent. I hear people say all the time they want to start a blog but when they run through the first 10 ideas they push the blog aside because it is now considered hard.

Don’t start a blog thinking you are going to get rich quick. Blogging is a slow process of developing content but it is also one that will outlast most business efforts without having to always be in action. It is always working for you.

I blogged for 6 months before I had any real connections. My list was growing so slow it was hard to remember in between the new and last subscriber.

Blogging teaches you a lot about discipline and consistency. When people notice, you are not going to disappear overnight they hang around longer to see what you have to say.

  • Being an entrepreneur is hard.
  • Being an entrepreneur pushes you out of your comfort box
  • Being an entrepreneur is worth it.

Wow you are still reading this far down… then I know you are listening… and you may be serious

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You can look at around at all the top marketers that you follow and they ALL have two things in common.

  • A blog
  • A list
Why?
It’s because THAT is where the money is. You can fight it. Throw your nose in the air and say you don’t need it. The fact remains… you are missing dollars by playing small.

I would love to share this mini course with you to show you how to generate highly converting leads, build a list that loves you, and build a blog that never sleeps.

I see so many people struggling in their business because they are missing critical areas in their business wondering around in parking lots with their business card that no one wants.

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Angela Brooks is a retired nurse after working in mental health for 25 1/2 years. She built her 6-figure business part-time on her lunch break. Now she helps entrepreneurs use social media and a blog to build a wildly successful sexy business online.

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2 thoughts on “Things no-one told me about being an entrepreneur”

  1. Totally loved today’s share Angela BIG points for me and BIG mistake we missed the ball on was not creating a blog or building our list. This is a GREAT post everyone needs to bookmark in my opinion

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