In this episode, I'll be discussing my transition from entrepreneurship to working for someone else and the challenges that came with it. I emphasize the pressure I felt to become an entrepreneur due to societal norms and the reality that most entrepreneurs don't make enough to pay their bills. I share my own journey from being a fitness coach and business owner to working in the tech industry. I provide advice on how to navigate this transition, including brain dumping thoughts, weighing pros and cons, and building a resume. I also talk about the importance of finding like-minded individuals and overcoming imposter syndrome and procrastination. Finally, I encourage you to embrace imperfections and take small steps towards your desired career path.

Takeaways

- The pressure to become an entrepreneur is often influenced by societal norms, but the reality is that most entrepreneurs don't make enough to pay their bills.

- Transitioning from entrepreneurship to working for someone else requires mental adjustments and a willingness to learn new skills.

- Brain dumping your thoughts and weighing the pros and cons can help clarify your career goals and make informed decisions.

- Building a resume that highlights both tangible and intangible skills is important when transitioning to a new career path.

- Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals and overcoming imposter syndrome and procrastination are key to success in a new career.

- Embracing imperfections and taking small steps can lead to personal and professional growth.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

01:26 The Pressure of Entrepreneurship and Societal Norms

08:06 Building a Resume and Highlighting Transferable Skills

13:25 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Procrastination

29:45 Conclusion and Final Thoughts