Why Are You An Entrepreneur?

[dake40]

Freelancing what categories it is? Business or Job?

Yes. A freelancer is an entrepreneur. Here are why

1. You choose to accept or reject an offer from clients.

2. Freedom to work when you want to

3. Ability to improve and scale for better returns. (employees work inline with the directions of company or business )

"mention 1 rich and famous employee and I will give you a list of 1000 entrepreneurs rated by Forbes "

 

[eternalwarrior]

If god appear before us and ask to choose any one wish form these two.

1. I give you complete freedom in your life.
2. I make you wealthy influential person in the world.

I would choose 1. Why not 2 because sometimes being an influential person limits freedom. Say Donald Trump. He can't walk freely in streets with Pajamas!!

 

[Degen]

Yes. A freelancer is an entrepreneur. Here are why

1. You choose to accept or reject an offer from clients.

2. Freedom to work when you want to

3. Ability to improve and scale for better returns. (employees work inline with the directions of company or business )

"mention 1 rich and famous employee and I will give you a list of 1000 entrepreneurs rated by Forbes "

http://www.thisisinsider.com/21-year-old-millionaire-facebook-google-2018-4

 

[Paranoid Android]

I don't want to work for asshole bosses. I want to be an asshole boss myself.

 

[J0sh]

It comes natural to me, since I was young all I wanted to do was make money. Freedom is a benefit, but believe me, if you’re successful you’ll be working WAY more than a 9-5, more like a 25/8. But I love that shit

 

[dake40]

http://www.thisisinsider.com/21-year-old-millionaire-facebook-google-2018-4

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_entrepreneurs

Let me know if you want more

 

[safeSEOboost]

no boss, freedom, flexibility, less stress, self-development, novelty.

 

[Pixel Groot]

Yes. A freelancer is an entrepreneur. Here are why

1. You choose to accept or reject an offer from clients.

2. Freedom to work when you want to

3. Ability to improve and scale for better returns. (employees work inline with the directions of company or business )

"mention 1 rich and famous employee and I will give you a list of 1000 entrepreneurs rated by Forbes "

Yep! I 100% right, No doubt about, Thanks for your core explanation!

 

[Diplomat]

Because I don't like to wake up early in the morning... and of course, freedom. Money is just money.. it's a side effect, but freedom is the most important thing!

 

[JB2302]

starting as an entrepreneur doesn't give you more money or freedom.

• you actually end up working more - but for your self.
• you have invested back what you have earned-- but it gives confidence.

I really don't know how I end up doing this. I just wanted to do something and I am doing this, and I am independent. that's all.

 

[awesomewebsites]

Because it sounds cool.

 

[MisterF]

To prove those who said you could not do it wrong, that actually yes you can do it and did do it.

It's not all about the money, it is about the freedom and the choices too.

 

[jazzc]

Complete freedom also means financial freedom

No, here's why:

Freedom: You owning yourself. In other words, freedom does not mean "do anything you want", it means that others can't have you as a slave.

"Financial freedom" is a misnomer for "financial abundance". Abundance is "to have a lot". So, it's "to have a lot money so that you can buy more things/services".

Both are highly coveted and of course, one needn't choose between them.

 

[Effortless]

Because I want to make people's lives better.

 

[jazzc]

Because I want to make people's lives better.

Wouldn't it be more effective to become a garbage collection worker?

 

[Effortless]

Wouldn't it be more effective to become a garbage collection worker?

As long as I own the garbage collection company, I don't think it will be a problem. Lol!

 

[hacko]

1) I LOVE starting new things, it's what gets my blood pumping
2) Can afford to live comfortably
3) Freedom of location - I really enjoy roaming random cities and working on my laptop in coffee shops, I do this about a couple months per year.
4) I also love the fact that every now and then there is the possibility of a big payout from something I did - be it a few new clients that day, or a FB ads campaign that's made more than I ever imagined it would
5) Feels like cheating life - fuck the 9 to 5, I might sometimes do a few 18-hour days in a row or just take two weeks off because I feel like - but I'm doing both on my terms, not someone else's.

I don't really like calling myself an entrepreneur, since too many broke idiots are using it these days. It's one of those words that's lost its real meaning.

 

[justbrowsing1]

So I can choose when and where I work. Currently living in the Philippines with 2 maids and a cook for $300 per month total while my main business is in the UK.
I'm literally semi-retired at 28 and my businesses aren't even anything special. Not really any way I could be semi-retired at 28 with a regular 9-5.

 

[eternalwarrior]

since too many broke idiots are using it these days. It's one of those words that's lost its real meaning

Agree. That's why a section of the society sees entrepreneur as "beggar" lol

 

[eternalwarrior]

Currently living in the Philippines with 2 maids and a cook for $300 per month

Only $300 living expense?? That's impressive.