People got it backward. Confused about what's "risky". You know what’s risky? - Becoming redundant. - Living paycheck to paycheck. - Not creating your own income. - Becoming a casualty of layoffs. - Navigating company politics to thrive. - Waiting until you’re 65 to control your time. Working a job and starting a business are both risky. Only one has massive upside. Untrain your mind. Unlearn the status quo. Build something you own. Learn 7 steps to building your first business (even with less than 5K followers) in my free guide: https://lnkd.in/eecy_AQr Read and execute.
When you visit hospitals & elder care centers, you learn how they regret risking their lives by not creating a life of their own. It's too risky to let someone dictate & create your life for you. No one wants that.
The greatest risk is taking no risk at all.
I choose freedom over security every day and it's liberating.
Society needs to read this post. Justin Welsh
Both paths have their pros and cons but entrepreneurship offers more fulfillment and freedom.
Preach! Break the mold and build your own legacy🔥
If COVID taught us anything, it's that we should have additional income streams. Justin Welsh
Powerful message. Love the reframing of "risk" to focus on long-term security.
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1moCompletely agree - I was made redundant. I didn’t realise how much risk I was at until it was too late. I simply didn’t know what I didn’t know. ⏰ Fast forward - I’ve been doing my own thing since then and would never go back. If I knew then what I know now, what would I do differently? I’d quietly create an opportunity outside of my employ. Thanks for posting,Justin Welsh 👍👍