In this episode, I want to share my thoughts on quitting your job to pursue entrepreneurship.

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YouTube.com slash Greg Klunis. Oh, well. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps. Big changes where I share simple strategies

you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and in this episode we're talking about quitting your job.

I've been asked this question a few times over the last six months and so I want to make sure I address it.

In a few days I'll be hitting my one year anniversary since quitting my job and while the last year certainly has been an incredible experience, one

that I would not have asked for differently, there's so much that I wish I had done differently.

I mean, I believe that everything that has happened had to happen for me to get to the point

that I am now and for me to be more confident as someone who can make it self-employed, but I kind of wish I didn't have to go through all of it.

Because a lot of it sucked really badly.

You've probably heard the podcast episode. It's one of the most popular. It's called

when entrepreneurship gets hard. And if you picture that happening four or five more times over the course of the year that's kind of been what my years looked like some amazing times but also really really low points

points where there was actual fear of whether or not I was going to be able to make it work, and questioning my abilities and whether or not I was good enough.

And many of you listening are at the beginning of that you want to

quit your jobs you want to start a business you've asked me about it you've emailed

me and posted in the Facebook group and asked me directly what is my advice for leaving your job and

starting a business and trust me I get it I understand the desire but I would

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