We decide what our goal is and how we intend to reach it.
We decide the compromises we are willing to make to reach that goal.
We decide every day how much time we are willing to work to reach it. And how many weeks and months.
We decide how we will seek help when we are not making progress.
We decide when to praise ourselves for the work done, and we lament ourselves when we find our work is not up to the mark.
We decide our pay raises, our holidays, and our working weekends.
We decide what to do to unblock the days, satisfy the customers or attract an employee.
We are the decision-makers.
Most often, we know how to take instructions from others. What if we make a mental switch. For once, if we stop taking instructions from others and do what they want. And instead, we do what we decide to and want to.
It is a fulfilling gamble to go from working for someone else to working for ourselves. We just need to know what it entails.
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