Why become an entrepreneur

Simple steps for a better life and for your journey to financial freedom

What you'll learn:

• Why technology has become so cheap that it makes entrepreneurship is viable and affordable.
• How to create money from thin air.
• 2 Things that you need to expand to fulfil your destiny.
• How to reduce regrets in your life.
• Understanding how it is possible to make 100k a year talking about pancakes.

My 5th course is aimed at people that are thinking about becoming an entrepreneur, this is for those that want a better life. Here, Italk about:

1. My story - because learning about others' successes, and failures, helps you to strive forward.
2. How the barriers to entry has collapsed, because Silicon Valley has made technology, and more, very cheap and plentiful.
3. Understand that the internet has allowed so much opportunity and allows you do almost anything online.
4. We have knowledge for your benefit that can be found online from all sorts of ages and times - providing insight and knowledge into business and more.
5. There is no gatekeeper today, as you can do anything and become anyone that you want.
6. You have a skill and ability that you can monetise - your experiences, story and journey makes you an expert in something.
7. To get started you need 2 things: expand your comfort zone and increasing your knowledge.

In this day and age, it is a smart move to become an entrepreneur - as the world moves on and strives forward, you can either be take you life into your own hands, or get left behind.

Imagine if you were on your deathbed at the age of 100 and you are thinking about your life and the decisions you made. Imagine if you were looking back and regretting your decisions, or actions, because you did not dare to step outside of your comfort zone, dare to do more or dare to become more.

The world is not going to help you become an entrepreneur, nor is the president or prime minister - it is down to you to reduce the regrets you have in your life and maximising your opportunity.

Course icon created by Gan Khoon Lay from Noun Project.