You are always up with a new idea and score on high creativity, you want to put your efforts in your business but aren’t able to decide if entrepreneurship is your cup of tea

 or not.

Entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk inspire you, and it’s your dream to become like them. But, you are afraid of failing in the entrepreneurial journey.

Read about Stefan James and  G Scott Paterson’s journey into entrepreneurship to derive some inspiration.

It is a big decision for someone to take up entrepreneurship, especially if a person is earning a steady income through a 9 to 5 job, and fear risking their financial stability in the future.

Every coin has two sides. Entrepreneurship has its flip side too, but the advantages are many more.

Here are some reasons why you should pursue entrepreneurship

Be the boss: Haven’t you been dreaming about no boss poking his nose into your business. Entrepreneurship makes you your boss. As the business head, you hold the highest authority, and you are not answerable to anyone.

Unleash your creativity: From the product to policies, vision to strategies, brand identity to ad brochures, you can plan and design every aspect of your business as per your choices. You get all the freedom of expression.

Build your team: It can be challenging to work with colleagues having conflicting personalities. As an entrepreneur, you can build your team the way you want and choose those to work with you who share similar passion, vision and goals.

Flexibility: Although entrepreneurship is challenging, and demand a full-time commitment from the founders, yet it provides more flexibility than the 9 to5 work schedule. You can work whenever and wherever you want.

Higher profit potential: Entrepreneurship gives you a platform to innovate and create your market. Hence, it increases your chances of success manifolds. You earn higher profits once you have many loyal customers.

Work for your cause: You want to be an entrepreneur for a cause; you have an inspiration and an idea that may bring a change in society. The drive to innovate is what differentiates you from others.

Learn how entrepreneurs like G Scott Paterson and Stefan James started their businesses for a cause and made it a huge success.

Define your own work culture: Make your employees work from home,  come to the office in casual clothes, or listen to music while working. When you are the boss, you are free to define the work culture in your office.

Break the monotony: A 9-5 job makes you work in the same office, the same way, every day. Entrepreneurship throws a new challenge in front of you every time. You get to break the monotony and repetitive cycles of work. You challenge yourself and people around you to achieve new goals every day.

Unlimited learning: When you become an entrepreneur, you become the CEO, HR manager, Finance manager, Marketing manager and Technology head all at once. You have to wear multiple hats every time, and your scope of learning expands.