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4 Ways to Be More Independent as a Business Owner

By IFEL Community Engagement Manager Jared Earl


On July 4, many celebrate independence and the opportunity for freedom. For many entrepreneurs, they aimed to break free and forge their own path to success.


Freedom for entrepreneurs implies they have the opportunity to build a business from the ground up. They have the opportunity to decide their own schedule, pick their demographic and be imaginative.


It implies entrepreneurs have the adaptability to choose where and what their business will be, the way they want to run it and develop it. It implies that the proprietor will pursue the choices generally on his/her own.


On the other side of the coin of all the pros, it likewise implies that whether the business flourishes or tanks is on the shoulders of the entrepreneur. It implies a gigantic obligation to yourself, your family and your investors.


It implies difficult work and restless evenings, elevated degrees of doubt and stress. It implies realizing that you can go home for the day to tend to a sick kid, or just get away when