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- Cristina, I so relate with that, like totally. I never heard anyone explain it exactly like that before. Thank you for sharing!!
- Hello Christina, You'll be fantastic, as usual! :-) I'll be on the call to listen to you. I'm glad Tawnya asked you to join the party... What a great virtual event!
- Great advice! Very nice read. Thank you for the information. Will apply this information and wait to see the results.
- That comment about a realtor is complete rubbish. What are the similarities between having your own brand and driving an expensive car?
- i was searching about this since last 30 minutes on google really helpful post .. thanks for sharing.
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Have you ever had the opportunity to find out exactly what people think of you and your business? It usually happens by accident (perhaps while eavesdropping overhearing a conversation not intended for your ears).
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1 year ago
I replied I DO have a real job and that is looking after my family so that my husband go off to work and be productive without having to worry about the children and their care. At which point my husband agreed and said he supported my business and was glad I had (finally) found something that made me happy and served others.
When you are self-employed you don't have ONE boss, EVERY client you have is your boss.
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Sounds like we have a lot of educating to do!!
To those people my question would be: If you're doing nothing (at your employment) and still getting paid, is that actually work?
While it's nice to be able to sit around being paid by someone else, the responsibility of being an entrepreneur makes us much more productive than most employees. That's why we charge more per hour than an employee -- there's no loss of time!