- If you're currently at a job
that doesn't make you a hundred percent happy
and you want to transition out of that,
you want to become an entrepreneur,
you want to become self-employed,
you want to become your own boss.
Then pay attention right now because in this video
we're gonna be talking about how to use your current job
to help you acquire crucial skills
that you can then later on use
when you become your own boss,
when you become self-employed.
It doesn't matter what job you're in right now,
it doesn't matter how shitty your job is,
I'll help you find the exact skills
that that job can actually teach you almost passively.
On top of that, I'm gonna be helping you
how to discover the hidden layers of your current job
that you can then use to build your own business structure.
Okay, and most importantly I'm gonna be providing you
with a step-by-step structure
on how you can get out of your current job
and transition into self-employment and entrepreneurship.
Have you ever wondered whether there's more to life
than a boring dead-end nine-to-five job?
Have you ever dreamed about breaking free,
traveling the world, making good money
and just enjoying life.
My name is Max Berger and I've obtained that freedom.
No more office dress code, no morning commute, no boss.
This channel is for you, so here's to your freedom.
And the first point I want to talk about here is,
build a track record of determination,
execution and results.
Now what do I mean by that?
It's three fancy words, right.
At the end of the day it's about this, look.
Many times being in a not so ideal job situation
is very, very discouraging.
I'm imagining the worst-case scenario here
which is something hopefully you're not doing,
flipping burgers at Burger King.
This is definitely not something that everybody wishes to do
when they're growing up.
And because it's very discouraging,
we kind of stopped caring
and we're literally just there to clock in at 9:00,
clock out at 5:00 and that is it.
So that focus on I'm only here for my time
and I'm getting paid for my time is very, very bad
once you're trying to transition out into entrepreneurship.
And because most of the time
our jobs are not really fulfilling
and they're quite demoralizing,
we kind of stop striving for certain goals within that job,
instead we start adapting a mindset of you know
I'm here for my time, I'm getting paid for my time.
I'm clocking in at 9:00, clocking out at 5:00
and that is it.
But that mindset of,
I'm being paid for my time,
I'm only here to show up to the office,
it's not very beneficial when it comes to entrepreneurship.
And it especially extremely deadly
when you're trying to transition out of a job
into entrepreneurship into becoming self-employed.
That is why again you need to build a track record
of getting a result, okay,
and then determining how to get that result
and then executing towards that result.
And this could be anything.
Let's say you're sorting files at the library,
that's your job, right,
and say, okay, now I want to increase
the amount of files that I'm sorting every day by 10%.
That's a goal.
Or let's even say you're working at Burger King,
then you can literally say,
I'm gonna become the best (beep) burger flipper
this goddamn franchise has ever seen.
Why is that so important?
It teaches you the importance of determining a result.
Working towards that result and then getting that result,
it helps you heaps with your confidence.
Now imagine again you work at this (beep) job,
you're demoralize, you're not really enjoying it,
but you say, you know what, no matter what,
I'm gonna increase my productivity,
I'm gonna become the best burger flipper there is.
And once you reach that goal,
what does that do to your confidence?
Now imagine a couple months further
you're already building your business,
how confident would you be to reach another goal
once you're building your business?
So it's again it's about a track record of understanding,
I'm determined to reach a certain goal,
I'm executing towards that goal
and I'm now enjoying the results of that,
because that is all that entrepreneurship is
on a very meta level.
And the next point is kind of very similar
to that first point and that has become indispensable.
That basically means,
find out what your company really needs
and hustle towards that
so you literally become indispensable,
irreplaceable if you will.
If you want to dive deeper on that,
a great book was written on that by Seth Godin
called the Linchpin.
This is something I give all my employees,
it's absolutely incredible to read.
And why is it important for you?
You're like, wait the Linchpin it's,
I'm supposed to learn how to become irreplaceable,
but I want to become my own boss.
Well, it teaches you the power of personal growth.
And it also teaches you the power of sacrifice
for the greater good.
Because it's very hard to demand something from employees
once you later on start scaling and you hire a team,
it's very hard to demand something from them.
Because later on when you start delegating
and you're building a team and employees,
it's very hard to kind of teach them that
sacrifice for the greater good
if you're completely unaware of that yourself.
And again remember, you are still an employee.
And by working on becoming indispensable,
by becoming irreplaceable
and really getting your work ethic up,
your goal building, your structure building, et cetera,
these are all skills that you can later on definitely use
when you're becoming an entrepreneur.
Which brings me to the next point
and that is what can you learn from superiors?
It's very easy to not learn anything
and never have your eyes open
because you know you're an employee,
you kind of have your task, you're doing your thing
and your supervisor, your manager does their own thing
and you're kind of like,
okay, they're doing the other thing, I'm doing my thing.
But at the same time you can open your eyes
and just be aware of the things that they're doing right
and the things that they are doing wrong,
because you can learn lessons in terms of management,
business structure building, team leading,
you can learn so many lessons simply by observing
the people above you.
And you know you might say,
but my boss is a complete idiot, there's nothing to learn.
Well, good, then you can learn what not to do,
you understand that.
It's all about connecting the dots.
Look at your own situation,
maybe you're particularly motivated at your job
and you feel very valued, why is that?
Well, maybe you feel very valued
because your boss is communicating very well
when you're doing something right.
Maybe you and your colleagues don't feel good at all
and you hate your job
and you're absolutely miserable every day.
Why is that?
Maybe that's because there's no clear structure of you know
the tasks that everybody has to do.
Again connect the dots,
there's a great team dynamic between you,
maybe that is because you have daily meetings,
weekly meetings, et cetera.
Connect the dots,
look at why you're in
the current job position that you're in,
look at why the morale of the team is where it is right now
and what behavior and leadership has caused that.
Because those are again very important lessons
that you can later on use
when you're becoming your own boss.
Now let's talk about coming home.
Understand you're probably demoralized,
you're probably tired, you're exhausted,
but now is not the time to watch TV.
Now is not the time to scroll through Facebook.
Now is not the time to go out with your buddies and drink.
Cut all of that out.
You literally got to cut all of that out
and use an extra hour, maybe two per evening
to work on your business, 'cause you gotta start it somehow.
There's a lot of people who say like,
but I can't start a business because I'm busy with the job.
You know per day they spend a significant amount of time
mindlessly scrolling through their phone.
Don't do that.
And also don't be as stupid as to literally quit your job,
have zero income and then build a business
and you know first thing you're doing
once you quit your job is you sleep in
until 11am in the morning
because you haven't built a track record yet.
So do the following, while you're at your job,
build the track record of hustling, of determination,
learn from your superiors,
connect the dots of what it means to run a business.
And then every hour or two
and the evening after you come home
you start building your business.
In fact many of the people
in our freedom business mentoring program,
they're still doing their job
while they're already building their business
together with us.
We're helping them do that,
because in the beginning it's much more about track record
and about finding consistency in the evening hours
to start building a business, it is that simple.
You cannot slack off in the evening hours.
I understand you're demoralized,
I understand it's exhausting,
I understand you want to have some me time.
You gotta sacrifice that me time
in order to not have to work in a job
for the next 30, 40 years.
People always like, I don't have enough time,
I don't have it.
Well, you don't have enough time to not build a business,
because you're gonna be in a job for the next decades
until some AI robot schmuck is gonna take over your job.
And then later on are you gonna say,
man, I wish I had scrolled more through Facebook.
No, you're gonna say, well, I wish I had invested the time
as long as I had it.
So again with those extra hours
that you're putting in in the evening,
get your first clients, make your first money,
prove to yourself that it works.
Prove to yourself that there is more
than a dead end 9:00 to 5:00 job.
Prove yourself that it's possible for you
to make your own money.
Have the hustle habits that you've worked on
while you're at your job, work in your favor now.
And then later on
when you can objectively look at your situation and say,
I could start earning more money
if tomorrow I don't have to be in the office
at my regular job at 9:00.
If I don't do that,
I could literally make more money right now.
Once you hit that is what we call the glass ceiling.
Once you hit that glass ceiling,
hit that kill switch on your job,
go full-on into your own personal business
and start making money.
And that is the step by step requirements
that you need to go through
in order to go from employee to self-employed
to becoming your own boss.
Now obviously there's sort of detail work to be done
but that is the overall structure.
Now if you say, yeah, that sounds good,
I am not happy in my job,
I do want to start my own business,
I probably want to become a coach,
a consultant, a service provider,
I want to start in certain niches,
we can help you with that.
If you have a gift, if you have a skill that is marketable,
if you have a skill that is monetizable,
give us a call and we'll help you get started.
And a way to do that is
you click that link down the description below,
you click that, it brings to an application form,
you fill that out, it takes you one or two minutes
and then you can book the exact time and date
where you want us to call you.
Even if it's an international call it's entirely for free,
that way we can get you started.
Even if you say you're not a hundred percent sure yet
what kind of skill you have,
but you know that you don't want to have a nine-to-five job
for the rest of your life, give us a call nonetheless.
Our experts are very, very good in determining
how exactly you can build a business,
we're here to help you.
And even if you already are a coach,
you already making money, you want to scale it up.
You want to start making more money
with a streamlined procedure that we're using on myself
and all my clients, give us a call as well.
This video has been a complete waste of your time.
Okay, thank you for that.
It has been a complete waste of your time,
unless you execute those steps, it's that easy.
You need to start putting value on your time.
So the best way to execute is
hit that link in description down below and get started.
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GG.
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