One of the most balanced perspectives I’ve read on this transition. I especially appreciated your point that a regular wage is risk management—not weakness—and that solopreneurship builds a different kind of muscle. After spending more than 25 years in corporate leadership and now building Quiet Millionaire Studio, I’ve experienced that “arrhythmia” firsthand. Thank you for articulating the trade-offs so honestly.
Thank you @Ying Quiet Millionaire Studio, I really tried to get away from the shallow comparisons that say corporate bad, solo good - and I hit on the risk management angle a few weeks ago when I was tooling about in my commonplace. Glad you liked it!
That's a brilliant summary of being self employed / working for yourself / running your own business.
One of the most balanced perspectives I’ve read on this transition. I especially appreciated your point that a regular wage is risk management—not weakness—and that solopreneurship builds a different kind of muscle. After spending more than 25 years in corporate leadership and now building Quiet Millionaire Studio, I’ve experienced that “arrhythmia” firsthand. Thank you for articulating the trade-offs so honestly.
Thank you @Ying Quiet Millionaire Studio, I really tried to get away from the shallow comparisons that say corporate bad, solo good - and I hit on the risk management angle a few weeks ago when I was tooling about in my commonplace. Glad you liked it!