Hotfreeze:


A young Attorney under 30 in Chevron gets 2.5M every month.
That's your 2 years profit.

You are self employed because you no see better work.

Machinegun91:
Yahoo boys belongs where?

Welkincollege:
SELF-EMPLOYED VS EMPLOYEE

From my point of view, it is better to be self-employed than to be an employee. The advantages of being self employed far outweigh the one of being an employee. Two of the key advantages of being self-employed that I cherish most are:
1. As an entrepreneur, Your business can be inherited while as an employee, your employment can not be inherited.
2. Most employee ( in private sector) are employed by the self-employed folks.

Please share your own view about this subject of discussion in the comments below:

Machinegun91:
Yahoo boys belongs where?

TechBaron:
You've never heard of those remote workers earning up to $10,000 every month...

They're still employees.

I believe say you no like entrepreneurship pass them.


There's a type of salary that you'd be offered that would make you forget how to spell entrepreneurship.

Not saying that being self employed doesn't have it's perks though.

One man's meat, could be another man's poison.

Hotfreeze:


A young Attorney under 30 in Chevron gets 2.5M every month.
That's your 2 years profit.

You are self employed because you no see better work.

chris4gold:
Only if you know what it takes to be self employed

TechBaron:
You've never heard of those remote workers earning up to $10,000 every month...

They're still employees.

I believe say you no like entrepreneurship pass them.


There's a type of salary that you'd be offered that would make you forget how to spell entrepreneurship.

Not saying that being self employed doesn't have it's perks though.

One man's meat, could be another man's poison.

iCauseTrouble:
Entrepreneurship is not as easy as people paint it. Any small mistake or miscalculation, your back is already on the ground and you may not be able to come back.
If you have a well paying job, stick to it and use your spare time to build your business. After the business is sustainable, you can resign from your job and build your business more.

TechBaron:
You've never heard of those remote workers earning up to $10,000 every month...

They're still employees.

I believe say you no like entrepreneurship pass them.


There's a type of salary that you'd be offered that would make you forget how to spell entrepreneurship.

Not saying that being self employed doesn't have it's perks though.

One man's meat, could be another man's poison.

BATified2023:
I have been there both as an employee n an employer
What I observe is that there are advantages to both same with disadvantages it only outweigh each other based on certain factors

If u are working for someone,there are 2 conditions attached

The pay (meagre or reasonable)
The environment (toxic or accommodating)

As an employee your pay is not sure especially in a country with no reasonable Labour law n as a self employed person if u can’t manage funds,human n d likes u will have problem with your business

As an employee non chalant attitude might worry u atimes since u know d worst is u leave but in your own biz u put your life on it….this can b seen in how government worker handle government work n how they handle their personal business

As an employee u only think about job security n how to manage your salary but as a self employed person it’s beyond that

Your risk management must b very high as a self employed person n optimization must always come to play,how u use little resources to get the best results

U put in more time n effort as a self employed person unlike being an employee


All I see is that it depends though based on your conditions,d pay,d environment,your mindset n your goals amongst other

Welkincollege:
SELF-EMPLOYED VS EMPLOYEE

From my point of view, it is better to be self-employed than to be an employee. The advantages of being self employed far outweigh the one of being an employee. Two of the key advantages of being self-employed that I cherish most are:
1. As an entrepreneur, Your business can be inherited while as an employee, your employment can not be inherited.
2. Most employee ( in private sector) are employed by the self-employed folks.

Please share your own view about this subject of discussion in the comments below:

BATified2023:
I have been there both as an employee n an employer
What I observe is that there are advantages to both same with disadvantages it only outweigh each other based on certain factors

If u are working for someone,there are 2 conditions attached

The pay (meagre or reasonable)
The environment (toxic or accommodating)

As an employee your pay is not sure especially in a country with no reasonable Labour law n as a self employed person if u can’t manage funds,human n d likes u will have problem with your business

As an employee non chalant attitude might worry u atimes since u know d worst is u leave but in your own biz u put your life on it….this can b seen in how government worker handle government work n how they handle their personal business

As an employee u only think about job security n how to manage your salary but as a self employed person it’s beyond that

Your risk management must b very high as a self employed person n optimization must always come to play,how u use little resources to get the best results

U put in more time n effort as a self employed person unlike being an employee


All I see is that it depends though based on your conditions,d pay,d environment,your mindset n your goals amongst other

Welkincollege:
SELF-EMPLOYED VS EMPLOYEE

From my point of view, it is better to be self-employed than to be an employee. The advantages of being self employed far outweigh the one of being an employee. Two of the key advantages of being self-employed that I cherish most are:
1. As an entrepreneur, Your business can be inherited while as an employee, your employment can not be inherited.
2. Most employee ( in private sector) are employed by the self-employed folks.

Please share your own view about this subject of discussion in the comments below:

TechBaron:
You've never heard of those remote workers earning up to $10,000 every month...

They're still employees.

I believe say you no like entrepreneurship pass them.


There's a type of salary that you'd be offered that would make you forget how to spell entrepreneurship.

Not saying that being self employed doesn't have it's perks though.

One man's meat, could be another man's poison.

iCauseTrouble:
Entrepreneurship is not as easy as people paint it. Any small mistake or miscalculation, your back is already on the ground and you may not be able to come back.
If you have a well paying job, stick to it and use your spare time to build your business. After the business is sustainable, you can resign from your job and build your business more.

Hotfreeze:


A young Attorney under 30 in Chevron gets 2.5M every month.
That's your 2 years profit.

You are self employed because you no see better work.

Machinegun91:
Yahoo boys belongs where?

IyaTola:
Don't be competing with someone you should be learning from"

I have never liked competition.

Every time I compete, I feel pressured and disconnected from others.

I love harmony, peace, collaboration, and win-win situations, kind of like “me happy, you happy.”

I don’t need to watch another person lose the game to feel good about myself.

I don’t need to dominate or put someone else down in order to feel superior and worthy.

In Nigeria, competing is perceived as a sign of ambition, power, and strength.

Most of us grew up hearing constant comparisons, which turned into a habit during our adult lives:

“Do I look better than her? I want to be slimmer.”

“How much is he earning? I want more.”

“Where does she live? I want a house at least that size in Lekki.”

Which car does she/he drives? I want an expensive car

And so on…

Teachers were always making comparisons between students, parents would compare their children to their friends’ or neighbors’ kids, and no one truly encouraged individual talents.

Competitions are almost always win-lose situations.

People who don’t want competition in their lives tend to believe in win-win scenarios.

Instead of looking for ways they can outsmart their opponent, they search for methods to team up with them and overcome whatever obstacle that they face together instead of apart.

By doing that, they double the chance for success

So here what I’ve learned: Everyone is on their own path, and we all do what’s right for ourselves, in our own time.

I believe we live in a supportive Universe where everything unfolds perfectly—at the right time, in the right place.

Comparing ourselves to others is an infinite source of stress and frustration, and it doesn’t serve us well.

I have helped a lot of people to become a Trainer and Data Analyst.

I have given a lot of training and job opportunities to other people too

I believe the world needs fewer fighters and competitors.

The world needs more givers, peacemakers, and soul nurturers, and it also needs more compassion.