The Entrepreneur’s Source Reviews How to Transition to Entrepreneurship
Throughout your career path, have you ever dreamt of being self-sufficient? Have you ever thought, I am ready to do this on my own, I just don’t know how to get started?
Studies have shown 75 percent of the adult population has a strong or very strong desire to be self-sufficient—but only five percent are ready, willing and able to act on that desire. However, The Entrepreneur’s Source believes that, with proper coaching and guidance, the other 70 percent can also attain independence.
Like any major life change, transitioning your career path to entrepreneurship is a challenge. There are many questions to be answered, and you may find yourself wondering:
- Where do you go for advice?
- Should you open a startup business that’s independent?
- Do you invest into a franchising business opportunity?
- What’s the right business opportunity for you?
Today over 70% of full-time working Americans, according to Gallup, are actively disengaged – i.e. miserable – or just sleep walking through their careers and failing slowly. Check out our latest info graph and discover how to escape the shackles of the Battered Career Syndrome:
At The Entrepreneur’s Source, business coaches work with aspiring entrepreneurs to answer the tough questions and help establish income, lifestyle, wealth and equity goals in order to find the best business opportunity fit.
The decision to take control of your professional career through entrepreneurship is only the first step. An E-Source Coach can help take you through the Discovery Process and identify the right business opportunity that meets your income, lifestyle, wealth and equity (ILWE) goals.
Aspiring entrepreneurs can take the first steps toward finding the right franchise opportunity at Start a Business Weekend, a digital franchise expo hosted by The Entrepreneur’s Source. For more information, visit: http://www.startabusinessweekend.com/sabw/
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