Why Take The Risk? | Job Security vs Entrepreneurship

In today’s video, we are going to compare the benefits and challenges associated with being an entrepreneur and whether or not you should consider getting an ordinary job or trying your luck in business.

Paul is in his final year of college, and of late he has been thinking a lot about what he wants to do for the rest of his life, after graduation. Growing up, Paul had always been told by his parents to study hard, get good grades, so you can be accepted into a good university and graduate with a good degree. Because having a good degree will land you in a good-paying job and in return, a good life. You see, this is the mentality that a lot of us were told. For some people, this belief is hard to throw away because it’s what we have been told since childhood.

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[PowerMatrixAnime]

Not everyone is wired to start their own business. Entrepreneurship needs a strong conviction. It's what makes the risk psychologically bearable.

[PassiveIncomeTom]

*There are risks on both sides but I thonk someone with a job should work part time as an entrepreneur. That way they'll get advantages from both. I did.* 😉

[jt_rooster]

Entrepreneurs are still happier, regardless of how tumultuous our lives are.

[castrosacasa]

Life is forcing me to become an entrepreneur since I've been getting rejected from jobs consistently, and I keep thinking, how stupid of me to wait for a recruiter and company to consider me so I can start working for them when I can go out and start a business for myself? well, here we go!

[Rasheentaylor]

I literally watched people get hired at my job and then get fired only months later. I’m now a full time entrepreneur myself because I saw the risk as staying an employee with any company.

[.Koreans.American]

I recently got laid off so I started this YouTube Channel. I'm going to become a millionaire and turn this "getting fired" incident into the best thing ever happened to me! Wish me luck guys :) 🍀

[kimberlysolangon]

People choose business over career coz it challenges your opportunity to became more independent, while having a job you have a schedule and rules to follow.

[nizzytraptv]

Taking that risk is the best thing ive done in my life. Only thing is nothing is promised and how much you make is solely on you.

[callmelil]

Entrepreneurship is not for everyone, there are people who have no problem with working in a 9-5 job, and that's completely fine, everyone's different. Great video!

[vitex]

One thing I want to point out is if you like your 9 to 5 job and it is allowing you to save money, there's nothing wrong with that. One of the most important things to do is to like your job. If not, your spending most of your life being miserable. That's why I want to be a teacher, and not what someone else wants. For me, being around children would definetly be better than sitting in a cubicle, waiting for my boss to walk by with my paycheck. So, if the regular lifestyle is something you like doing, go ahead.

[noelgaikwad]

In 3 to 5 year an entrepreneur can
Earn millions if he starts from zero.
And in 3 to 5 years a student who wants job can only earn a degree.
That's the difference !!!.

[carolynmurphy]

I have an entrepreneurial spirit. I'd rather establish a business that will bless others than to be stuck in a job that's under-paying me and had unrealistic expectations.

[zabiullams]

Planning start my own business. Ready to face failures but i want to be my own boss.

[modernadulting]

Entrepreneurs take risks as it allows them to distinguish themselves from their competitors. In the competitive business environment that exists today, those who are willing to risk position themselves as leaders, while others get left behind

[divinelocen]

People takes business over career because they can manage their own time, no one can interfere with you what time you go to your work while career is you should follow the rules of the company, you can't do what you want unless it's their order that's why most of the people choose taking business over career

[prakashjupally]

Both has risk and reward but the the job is risk without rewards, but choose your risk which rewards you..

[jamesfudge]

Taking the risk can be scary but still its worth taking it.

[PraxisOfHealthBillFaulkner]

It's 2023. There's never been a better time to become an Entrepreneur!

[kyotienicolai]

Because if you are going to build your own business it is necessary to take time and think carefully about the decisions you want to make in your business. And most people want to choose a career rather than a business because career is the easiest way to earn money than a business.

[involuntarilycelebrate]

after getting laid off of several jobs, I don't believe in job security. That's why I'm out here building my own business that I'll be able to depend on