This is one of the things that makes you a boss.

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All Day, and welcome to the show. And today's topic is boss requirements. Any of you who is a boss,

or you have heard people talk about being a boss or you plan on one day being a boss or maybe right now you are not the boss but you have a boss and you want to fire that boss so that you can be the boss because you think you can do a better job or you at least hope or more willing to bet that you can do a better job than your current boss.

A lot of people talk about this these days because a lot of people want to be in charge of

their own destiny. They want to call their own shots. They want to make their own schedules and do

things as you wish to do them. And I completely understand that desire. And the good thing is for

anyone with that thought process is that there are more opportunities to do this

these days than there have ever been. There's more chance to do something like this than ever

to be your own boss. And a lot of people are going straight into this without ever really working,

at least not in a professional sense for a boss. People are going straight to this from the beginning.

Some of you have kids who are growing up wanting to be a streamer or a YouTube or a TikToker

and never work in a traditional job, which is not necessarily a bad idea. And at the same time,

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