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All right, all right. What's up? Welcome to Sideosel School. My name is Chris Gillabo.

Thanks for tuning in today and welcome as well to a brand new week.

A new week on the podcast, a new week in life. And I've got an interesting listener question for you

today. Now, I bet a lot of people are going to relate to this because learning to work for

yourself is a skill. It's not innate. It's kind of like remote work, in the sense that if you

have only had a job that you go to, and then because of a global pandemic or some other reason you

start working from home, learning to work remotely requires some adjustment. And I think we've seen

a lot of people over the past couple of years learn to make those adjustments and sometimes

adapt to it right away, but sometimes struggle a bit. And the same is true with working for

yourself as opposed to working for a boss and with a team. Just a little bit of a different process.

So that brings me to today's question. Today's listener thinks she is better at working for others

and is worried about whether she's cut out for starting a side business. So is this just a matter

of self-confidence or is there more to it? Let's talk about it. Am I better at working for others

than myself? That's our question coming up in just a moment.

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