Starting a New Business
When you took the risk
I'm going to talk about the time I decided to start my own business, which was about three years ago. I had been working in a corporate job for several years and felt it was time for a change.
Why you took the risk
The main reason I took the risk was that I wanted to pursue my passion for graphic design more seriously. I had been doing freelance work on the side while working my full-time job, and the feedback from clients was overwhelmingly positive. This gave me the confidence to think that maybe I could make it on my own.
How it went
The initial months were incredibly challenging. Setting up the business, finding clients, and managing finances were all new to me, and there were many moments of doubt. However, as I started to get more clients and my portfolio grew, things began to stabilize. Now, three years later, I have a steady stream of clients and have even been able to hire a small team to help me.
And explain how you felt about it
Taking this risk was one of the most nerve-wracking yet exhilarating decisions of my life. There was a lot of uncertainty, and the fear of failure was always lurking in the background. However, the satisfaction of building something from scratch and seeing it succeed has been incredibly rewarding. It has not only improved my professional skills but has also given me a greater sense of autonomy and fulfillment in my work. The journey has been a mix of highs and lows, but I feel proud and grateful for having taken that leap of faith.
Starting a New Business
When you took the risk
I'm going to talk about the time I decided to start my own business, which was about three years ago. I had been working in a corporate job for several years and felt it was time for a change.
Why you took the risk
The main reason I took the risk was that I wanted to pursue my passion for graphic design more seriously. I had been doing freelance work on the side while working my full-time job, and the feedback from clients was overwhelmingly positive. This gave me the confidence to think that maybe I could make it on my own.
How it went
The initial months were incredibly challenging. Setting up the business, finding clients, and managing finances were all new to me, and there were many moments of doubt. However, as I started to get more clients and my portfolio grew, things began to stabilize. Now, three years later, I have a steady stream of clients and have even been able to hire a small team to help me.
And explain how you felt about it
Taking this risk was one of the most nerve-wracking yet exhilarating decisions of my life. There was a lot of uncertainty, and the fear of failure was always lurking in the background. However, the satisfaction of building something from scratch and seeing it succeed has been incredibly rewarding. It has not only improved my professional skills but has also given me a greater sense of autonomy and fulfillment in my work. The journey has been a mix of highs and lows, but I feel proud and grateful for having taken that leap of faith.