Let’s be honest, the vast majority are not going to be entrepreneurs, they’re not capable of it. The idea that everyone can work for themselves is absurd. Some people will always be employees and it’s not a judgement, it’s necessary, everyone definitely has their place.
Here’s the thing that I’ve seen, though, whilst interacting with other people on Twitter.
So many migrate their employee beliefs into building their own business.
Diligence
Consistent work
A sense of structure
These are all, of course, important but here’s the great news.
You get to decide how you structure your day, no one is breathing down your neck telling you what you have or have not to do. You can work according to your own rhythms, at the time of day you wish, in short blocks or longer blocks of time.
It’s not a job, it’s a calling. Truly.
It’s not a job, it’s a mission.
It’s not a job that has to be ‘hard work’ (as in irritating)
It’s not a job, don’t make it one!
Every person in the world experiences bumps in the road but you, as an entrepreneur, can navigate those and figure out what works best for you.
Have a different, ideal sleep pattern, great, you can be your own boss and decide what your ‘office’ hours are.
You’re the boss, remember that and it scares a lot of people to realise it but once you embrace it, success is inevitable.