Employees vs. Entrepreneurs - Are You Ready to Quit Your Job and Go it Alone? Asks MarketStorm Global

    MIAMI, FL, August 14, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The statement employee vs. entrepreneur often sparks debate on which lifestyle is better. MarketStorm Global feels that there are many benefits to each career choice but states how they believe that it depends on a person's work ethic and personality as to which lifestyle is better suited to them.

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MarketStorm Global shares how entrepreneurs have to be willing to put in twice the amount of work in the present in order to live with more freedom in the future. The firm believes that those who are not willing to do this will never be able to make it as an entrepreneur.

Here, the firm has revealed the five questions that anyone considering entrepreneurship should ask themselves before giving up their day job:

"What's my company's competitive difference?"
Entrepreneurs need to think about how they can make a real difference in their chosen market. A company should either make something easier or fix something that's broken. "You need to stand out from the competition," reveals MarketStorm Global. "If you don't know how to do that, you're not ready to start a business."

"Do I have the necessary funding?"
When it comes to launching a business, securing funding is vital. MarketStorm Global states, "No matter how well planned everything is, a business always costs more in terms of time and resources than you think." The firm suggests exploring all the options and developing a compelling, focused pitch for potential investors.

"Am I asking for input whenever I need it?"
There is no shame in asking for help and no successful entrepreneur can go it alone, reveals MarketStorm Global. "It's often helpful to seek an outsider's perspective when things get tough," shares the firm.

"Am I leading?"
Leading a business is complicated. It involves growing the business, securing funding, hitting targets, leading people, making key hires and forging a strong company culture. "Most importantly you have to be the calm at the centre of the storm," shares MarketStorm Global. It is important to avoid chaos, be consistent and stick to the original vision.

"Am I using my experience?"
"Starting a business in an area you have no experience in is never going to work out," reveals MarketStorm Global. It is important to have experience in planning, making hires and developing an internal process.

MarketStorm Global is a Miami-based sales and marketing firm that specializes in a unique form of direct marketing. By connecting with consumers directly, the firm are able to forge long-lasting and personal business relationships between brand and consumer. The firm reveals how this often leads to increased customer acquisition, brand awareness and brand loyalty for their clients.

MarketStorm Global shares how they offer an easy transition from employee to entrepreneur through their business development opportunity. The firm states how they offer young professionals the chance to develop and master new skills which are vital for business ownership. The firm then offer them the opportunity to experience sales, marketing, leadership and managerial roles before finally transitioning into entrepreneurship.

Source: http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/i-quit-job-director-become-entrepreneur/entrepreneurs/article/1402997

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