Escaping the Zoo of Employment for the Freedom of Self-Employment
Escaping the Zoo of Employment for the Freedom of Self-Employment
You leave the job that no longer fits, and you back that decision with action, on your own terms.
You know the pull: steady pay and a manager checking in, set against wanting to be your own boss, and the fear of getting the timing wrong.
This uses the image of a zoo animal deciding between the cage and the world outside, no guaranteed meals but no bars either. You're taken through a two week test, using annual leave to see if you can structure your own days and hold your own accountability, the way self employment actually works. There's a safety net too, borrowed from trapeze artists: not because you'll need it, but because knowing it's there lets you commit fully to the leap.
By the end you've rehearsed handing in the resignation, treated the notice period as a runway, and pictured the first small wins, a client acquired, a campaign that worked. It runs about 21 minutes, and it tends to sit with you on the morning you finally decide.
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