Want to work for myself, so I have time to do what I want?

If you used to work for someone, you know you need to get up at a specific time so you won't lose your job by being late all the time.

Now you are your boss, and you have all the time in the world….to work…

Most people think being self-employed is terrific; you can sleep whenever you want and do whatever you want.

If your reason for becoming self-employed and leaving your daily job is to have all the freedom in the world, you may be in the wrong place.

Self-discipline is essential.

It could be difficult to simply start from scratch and make enough profit from the beginning, but getting the ball rolling and making a profit could be difficult.

It requires brand building, maintaining high-quality service, investing money, product development, and other tasks you perform alone in the very beginning.

You are now in a place of everything. You need to manage each section on your own.  You may start earning income by building each area up to a certain standard.

The mindset is different. If you deliver your promise to customers late, you can quickly destroy your reputation, and no one will back you up. 

This generation is especially interested in online presentation and marketing. They depend on online reviews to decide about your service from further distance.

When you are self-employed, you need to schedule your own time if you provide service to customers. If you start from your own home office, always set a date for yourself to complete the project. Be aware of your behaviours to maintain a good working ethic. 

Once the date is set, contact customers to lock in the date so you know you won't be able to delay the work that has to be done.

Whatever you need to do, put them on the to-do list or Google calendar—allowing the self-set deadline to be a force in completing the projects. 

Delivering what you promised to customers is essential to building a trustworthy business. If you want to over-deliver the value, this is even better.