Entrepreneurship

You will have a greater amount of freedom.

The freedom you have as an entrepreneur goes beyond being able to make decisions about what takes place in the workplace.
You don’t have to work from your office if you do not want to. As the boss, you get to decide whether you’d like to work from the comfort of your home, from the comfort of a restaurant or café, or even from a holiday destination, miles away from your office. It’s your choice and no one will question you about it.
You also have the freedom to set up your business from anywhere – even online. Entrepreneurship gives one the opportunity to make innovative and unconventional decisions they might not have been able to make whilst working as an employee. You are able to take risks you might not have been able to take within the constraints of employment. But now, as an entrepreneur you have a blank canvas to exercise your ideas. Innovation is required if you have any hopes of creating a business that stands out among the rest. You have the freedom to take those risks – as long as the chances of success are more likely than the chances of failure – and see something great come out of your decisions. Such decisions take courage!
You also have the freedom to choose what to do with the profit your business makes. Some entrepreneurs choose to use a certain amount of their profit to give to the underprivileged. This is a noble cause to take up and one you could consider for your business venture as well.