In this article you will know 15 reasons to start a business given by successful entrepreneurs from different industries.
There is no doubt, creating a business is a sacrifice that few are willing to suffer. However, all those who have achieved it affirm, without regret, that it is the best decision they have made.
Entrepreneurship comes with a host of rewards, like being able to choose your work hours, being your own boss, or working from wherever you want.
Likewise, you will have heard thousands of excuses for not doing it.
Many think that it is risky, you will have to get into debt. Besides that you will have to work even on weekends and that most likely you will not make it.
However, if you are reading this article it is because you feel attracted to the business world and you know deep down that you want to create a business.
And the idea is not to think that being employed is a bad thing. Many people live peacefully from a good job and do it with pleasure; either because it is their vocation or they simply accept it as their way of subsisting.
The Businessnewsdaily portal spoke to 120 entrepreneurs and asked them their reasons for creating a business. Find below the 15 most interesting and inspiring answers so that you decide to take the path of the entrepreneur right now.
15 reasons to create a company and never be an employee again.
Reason #1.
1. Being an entrepreneur is great because you are literally the owner of your own destiny. If you want to make more money, work hard and it will happen.
-Natalie Bidnick Andreas, Content and Digital Marketing Strategist.
two. My company works 100% online, which allows me the freedom to live in any country I choose. It has allowed me to open my mind, learn new languages, and experience the world in ways few can.
-Jill Loeffler, Dreamexploreinspire.com.
3. You will never be waiting for a boss to notice that you have done an excellent job to deserve a raise or a promotion. If you do things right you will have it, the reward is immediate.
-Rebecca Bennett, founder, CityFitLA.
Four. I can decide my schedule and hire incredible professionals wherever I want to create my work team. I feel proud to know that this company took shape, grew and I created it. What can be more exciting than that?
-Carina Tannenberg, founder, Bed of neils.
5. I never feel like I’m going to work. It doesn’t feel like work because I’m doing exactly what I want and I enjoy it.
-Darci Upham, Franchise Owner, CruiseOne.
6. I love being an entrepreneur because I am in control. Although the word control has a negative connotation, to me it is something beautiful and powerful.
-Felena Hanson, founder, Hera Hub.
7. I never get bored, I’m always working to create something better. Being an entrepreneur is not a job where you do the exact same thing for 30 years and then retire. I have the opportunity to go in different directions, some good, some bad; but always learning along the way.
-Jim Belosic, CEO, ShortStack.
8. I can dress however I want and bring my dog to the office. Being an entrepreneur is great because I don’t have to face the unnecessary rules, restrictions and bureaucracy of big companies. I only work on improving my company.
-Ryan Farley, co-founder, Lawnstarter.
9. What I love most about being an entrepreneur is that my clients tell me that what I have created they love and it makes their lives better.
-Adi Bittan, co-founder and CEO, OwnerListens.
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Reason #10
10. I have the freedom to make my own decisions, good or bad; but without the need to ask for permission or approval.
-David Murdico, Partner and Creative Director, Supercool Creative Agency.
eleven. If you work for someone else, you are working for their passions, their dreams, and their way. I want to do it my way. I want to create my own story.
-Melisa Tropeano LaTour, President and Founder, MTL Communications Group.
12. I am responsible for my own success or failure, it does not depend on anyone else. I prefer to be at the mercy of the market than to depend on a boss in a job.
-Don Bishop, President, Affinigent.
13. The best part of being an entrepreneur is that it requires me to constantly face my fears, get out of my comfort zone and push myself to face new challenges.
-Christy Cook, CEO, TeachMy.
14. Being an entrepreneur does not require you to be a genius. Just study what other successful people have done with their businesses and implement it in yours. Then go back to what you have learned and teach it to other entrepreneurs.
-Clay Clark, CEO and founder, Thrive15.
fifteen. I have an education, in life, in people, in growth, in being a leader, in being selfless and in being the person that I am instead of someone else.
-Darren Magarro, President, The DSM Group.
I hope these reasons encourage you, even if I know a little, to fight for what you want 🙂
And remember, if you are really interested in creating your own business, you can read our book “How to create a company while working: Discover how to manage your time, manage your money and motivate yourself while creating a company and working for another” , where you will find all the information you need to found your own company, without having to leave your job.
