What is a Solopreneur and Entrepreneur?

Hi there,👋🏽. Luis Claudio here.

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I want to share some insight and tips on solopreneurs Vs.—entrepreneurs and how to differentiate if you are one of them. The definition of an entrepreneur is as follows;

“Living a few years of your life like most people won’t, so you can spend the rest like most people can’t.” 

Now let us break this down a bit. We all fall under 2 categories in the life cycle regarding society and the workforce. 

1) Employee or Entrepreneur/Solopreneur

Everyone is essential in the workforce, specifically EMPLOYEES. Don’t let anyone, especially your “BOSS,” make you feel unworthy or invaluable. If you are contributing negatively to the culture and energy of the workforce, shame on you.

That is a personal issue, not your ‘Bosses” fault. Knowing and understanding your skill set is paramount when contributing to the workforce as an employee.

Over the last 25 years of being an employee to CEO, I've learned that understanding where you fit in the workforce is more vital than going to a job; YOU hate to make someone wealthy! Listen to that inner voice if your mind wanders throughout the day and feels unproductive. It may be trying to tell you something.

“Clocking in” just to collect a paycheck is a great way to keep you locked into the societal mold. That’s a life-death sentence, in my opinion. YOU have way more VALUE and potential locked inside of you. Let me help you navigate through it.

Remember, friends, ‘‘The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” You don’t have to be GREAT to start, but you do have to start to be GREAT.

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​Cheers,

Luis