If you're staying in your nine to five job and you start creating this business,

you're not going to have a lot of time.

But you also have to ask yourself, how bad do you want it?

How bad do you want to call the shots?

How bad do you not want to work on someone else's time or someone else's time?

Getting clear on your why, what you want, like all I wanted was freedom.

So no matter how hard it was going to get and it got hard for a while,

I knew freedom was more important.

I let my why pick me up off the ground when my worries kind of knocked me down.

But the rewards of being your own boss and doing your own thing far exceed any of the challenges to get you there.

This is our good friend Amy Porterfield, one of the smartest marketers I know,

but I challenge her today.

She has a new book that just came out called Two Weeks Notice.

And it's for anybody who's interested in putting in their two week notice, right?

How to escape the nine to five very specific strategies on how to do that and how to do it right.

And even if you have a business, how to go back to the foundations of, well,

what's going to work for growing your brand, list building, all those kinds of things again,

inside of Two Weeks notice.

But she's on this podcast tour right now.

I want to help out my friend, but I want to challenge her to she has to earn her spot here.

And she did because I roleplay with her today.

I pretend to be somebody who's unhappy at a nine to five job.

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