Hello again, beautiful beings of light and welcome back to another expand podcast with yours truly Elizabeth April.

Today, I want to empower you. I want you to leave this podcast thinking either A, yes, I'm doing great work and I should keep it up,

or B, maybe I need to change my career or job, for the better, for the better.

I want to talk about being an entrepreneur, pros, cons, you know, the good stuff, the bad stuff.

But the biggest thing that I want to talk about is being an entrepreneur, running your own business, hustling for days, creates absolute freedom.

So I also want to say that it depends on who you are.

I know people, really incredible people, who would much rather follow a schedule, who really

need to be prompted in what they do. Like, if you find that you're a very, a much more passive

individual who just kind of lets the universe decide for you.

There's no better or worse, but maybe being an entrepreneur isn't going to be your strong

suit.

And like I mentioned, that's totally, totally okay.

And maybe this episode is not for you.

For those of you who feel stuck, who feel frustrated, who feel confined by the Matrix, who feel limited by your

job, who feel passionate about so many things, but just don't have enough time to get to them,

then maybe entrepreneurship is the way to go. I was just thinking about it the other day,

and I mean, America is really bad, and I think that

there's still a few states left that have a minimum wage. Get this. Are you sitting down? I mean,

I'm sure that some of you are in America and some of you are not. Some states in America have a minimum wage of $2.50. Just take that in. $2.50. Now, I will mention that these

states mostly run off of tips. And I really hope that the people who are getting served or the people

who are buying whatever realize that the people who are working run off of basically tips and

only tips or commission, right? You could call it. But the average, I think minimum wage in America

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