In this blog I share the 3 Ways Becoming a Business Owner Has Changed My Life.

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Three ways, becoming a business owner has changed my life.

So buckle up, because this is going to be an interesting one.

My name is Remi, for those of you who have not seen me before, I am the founder and the creator of the online business template, which is a portal for coaches and course creators who are looking to double their income whilst working less in their business. And we help support coaches and course creators at the temple by helping them with systems and automation and money making tactics. So if you are interested in learning about any of that stuff, click the link above or below this video, depending on where you're watching this. And yeah, come and check out the online business temple and come and say, hi, we might be able to help you.

So let's talk about the three ways the three ways that being a business owner has changed my life.

1. The first way is that I pretty much can do whatever the EFF I like, Okay, I don't have to answer to anyone, I have almost complete autonomy around what I do every day, you know what time I start, what time I finish. I can choose my clients, okay, I don't have somebody giving me clients, I can choose my own clients. I can work with who I want to work with. And I can work when I want, I can work late at night, I can work early in the morning, I can have a day off if I like and I don't have to, I don't have to run that by anyone. So I love that kind of freedom, autonomy that you get from being a business owner. And I think I've thrived best. In that way. I used to be an employee, and I was a good employee, I am a good employee. But I'm actually better at being my own boss, I am better at you know, directing my own ship as it were or navigating my own course, rather than having somebody tell me what to do. So that was number one that I can pretty much do whatever I like, and I like it that way.

2. The second thing is freedom, right? I have so much more freedom, I have so much more time freedom, being a business owner, which I know, some people think isn't possible, because you're so busy doing all the stuff. Yes, I'm busy. Yes, I do a lot of stuff. But actually, you know, when the bigger picture, when we look at this, I do have much more time freedom than I did before. I don't have to ask permission, I don't have to ask permission of anyone. If I can go on holiday, I don't have to ask permission of anyone if my child is sick, if I can stay at home, right? I have the freedom, the time freedom, all other types of freedom and luxuries around the game, doing what I want not not having to ask permission from anybody else. And that freedom makes me feel like a happier person. That's that's the honest, honest answer.

3. And then the final final thing is I am definitely much more confident since becoming a business owner, much more confident in myself in my beliefs in my abilities. I have to self validate myself a lot more than I used to write. So you know, I have to set my own pricing and be comfortable with that. And self validate myself that that is okay. But that is the right price. Based on my experience, on my knowledge on my results and the transformations that I get for people, I have to self validate that I am making the correct decisions at the right time. In my business, I set my hours I set who I work with. And that has really changed as I've, you know, become more and more experienced as a business owner and as a coach. In terms of not seeking validation from others, but actually making a decision myself and going Yeah, I'm okay with that. That works for me, and being okay with that. And I think that's come from being a business owner having that confidence to say, Yeah, this is what I'm doing. I mean, are you like are you that?

So they are my three ways that being a business owner has changed me and my question to you, my friend, is how has been How has being a business owner changed you?

I would love for you to tell me in the comments below.
Let's have a conversation.
Alright, until next time, take it easy