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We're talking about is entrepreneurship actually freedom? We talk about starting our own businesses and having these side hustles and eventually the goal is to get rid of our nine to five or leave corporate and pursue our businesses full time.

And we'll have so much more freedom and control our schedules and all these things.

And I'm just kind of like, I really want to get into this topic because I want to know from you guys and I want to hear your opinions.

But is it really the freedom that we all assume it's going to be? So I'm going to give you some stats here to start with.

84.4 percent have sacrificed some part of their well-being and 42.2 percent say they believe in entrepreneurship but still feel exhausted so that's that's pretty eye-opening and those are some some numbers I can remember back in corporate life when, and I say corporate loosely because I worked for a family owned business.

We're talking about is entrepreneurship actually freedom? We talk about starting our own businesses and having these side hustles and eventually the goal is to get rid of our nine to five or leave corporate and pursue our businesses full time.

And we'll have so much more freedom and control our schedules and all these things.

And I'm just kind of like, I really want to get into this topic because I want to know from you guys and I want to hear your opinions.

But is it really the freedom that we all assume it's going to be? So I'm going to give you some stats here to start with.

84.4 percent have sacrificed some part of their well-being and 42.2 percent say they believe in entrepreneurship but still feel exhausted so that's that's pretty eye-opening and those are some some numbers I can remember back in corporate life when, and I say corporate loosely because I worked for a family owned business.
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