Should You Take The Leap to Be a Solopreneur?

This time last year, the world turned upside down. And for me, it was still only my first few months being a solopreneur (*gulp*).

I remember the panic starting in late February when current & future projects started getting canceled and I questioned if I would ever see my comfortable six-figure corporate salary again.

👉🏼 What the f* was I thinking?
👉🏼 Who am I to take on clients fully on my own?
👉🏼 Will people even want to hire my services?
👉🏼 I literally have no background in business, where do I even start?

YOU FIGURE IT OUT.

Like...it’s only March and my company has already surpassed six-figures in revenue year-to-date...type of figure-it-out. WE’RE LESS THAN 12 WEEKS INTO 2021!

That’s the kind of magic that comes with taking a chance on yourself, taking action to build confidence, and having a vision bigger than yourself. (Yeah, I said COMPANY earlier which includes my small and mighty team of 4, not including external support).

If you’re reading this while second-guessing if you “should” take the next step, I’m telling you YES.

1 million times yes.

If I figured it out ~in the middle of a pandemonium~ I know you can, too.

ARE YOU IN?!

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PS (because this transparency can be important): when I decided to put in my notice at work and commit to fully building my own business, I had up to 6 months of basic expenses saved in a high yield savings account, which would cover rent, essential bills and groceries for this period of time if I didn’t make a single dollar. I still had about $10K in student loan debt, but quickly paid it off after a few paychecks. No other income was available from family, outside investments, etc. Everyone is at a different financial situation, but this one was mine!