then start a business....
WRONG says Scott Shane a researcher in new business and an angel investor.... His research found that on average a new venture will fail within five years, and even successful founders usually earn 35% less over 10 years than they would working for others.
One thing that Scott Shane DID evidence is that "People who run their own businesses have greater job satisfaction than people who don't"... in fact he discovered that entrepreneurs would settle for anything less than 2.5 times as much before they would even consider giving that up.
I often coach employees to consider becoming entrepreneurial employees.. investing in skill... building asset... and maximising their salary in the industry they are in...
To what extent is money important?
Would you consider "Entrepreneurial Employeeship" OR would you settle for 35% less?
About Me
- Hi
- My name is Robert Litjens, I am a "Performance Catalyst" and I help protect leverage and grow the relationship between the contractor and agent in 3 critical areas where the relationship is most vulnerable and increase the value the contractor is to the agent and the agents client.