Employee to Entrepreneur Podcast

It is so easy to get stuck in that comfort zone of just doing your job and getting a pay check. That is fine if your goal is to continue working a job. True entrepreneurs need to break free of the comfort zone. In this episode Bill discusses comfort zones, having a thick skin when dealing with clients, and knowing when to say NO. Remember to follow Bill Clanton on Instagram @billclantonbiz, Twitter @billclantonbiz, Youtube billclantonbiz, and on Facebook as WWN Interactive.

When I left my job I made it a gradual departure by staying on to hire my replacement and work part time while I trained him. This gave me a small amount of money for an extra month and afforded me time to work on gathering more leads. However, when working in a situation like this emotional intelligence is critical. Emotional Intelligence is going to be one of the most important strengths for any entrepreneur.

When I left my job I made it a gradual departure by staying on to hire my replacement and work part time while I trained him. This gave me a small amount of money for an extra month and afforded me time to work on gathering more leads. However, when working in a situation like this emotional intelligence is critical. Emotional Intelligence is going to be one of the most important strengths for any entrepreneur.

After 20 years in the radio industry Bill was craving the freedom of entrepreneurship, however nothing comes easy. Bill talks about the need to chase the potential vs chasing the money. Gathering leads is what separates a business from a hobby. Listen as Bill recalls how over the “5 days that changed his life” he became more self-aware.With great role models Bill was able to use his father as inspiration for his work ethic and ability to reinvent one’s self. This is so critical as the security of a job fades and the stress of entrepreneurship develops. See a need, fill a need.

After 20 years in the radio industry Bill was craving the freedom of entrepreneurship, however nothing comes easy. Bill talks about the need to chase the potential vs chasing the money. Gathering leads is what separates a business from a hobby. Listen as Bill recalls how over the “5 days that changed his life” he became more self-aware.With great role models Bill was able to use his father as inspiration for his work ethic and ability to reinvent one’s self. This is so critical as the security of a job fades and the stress of entrepreneurship develops. See a need, fill a need.

How do you define success? Are others trying to push their definition of success on you? Bill talks about defining your version of success. Also Bill discusses the frustrations with being told by an employer when and where he could spend time with his family. One of the most important parts of Bill’s journey began with 5 days that changed his life. Bill shares what exactly those 5 days were in this episode.

How do you define success? Are others trying to push their definition of success on you? Bill talks about defining your version of success. Also Bill discusses the frustrations with being told by an employer when and where he could spend time with his family. One of the most important parts of Bill’s journey began with 5 days that changed his life. Bill shares what exactly those 5 days were in this episode.

In this episode, Bill Clanton describes his background including his career choices and how he was able to grow each step along the way. Bill will bring you on the first leg of this journey from Employee to Entrepreneur. This show is not meant to be a guide for how to quit your job. It is simply a documentation of Bill Clanton's journey, as featured in the book "Employee to Entrepreneur: 5 Days That Changed My Life". Please share your comments and follow Bill on Instagram: @billclantonbiz, Twitter: @billclantonbiz, and on Facebook as WWN Interactive.

In this episode, Bill Clanton describes his background including his career choices and how he was able to grow each step along the way. Bill will bring you on the first leg of this journey from Employee to Entrepreneur. This show is not meant to be a guide for how to quit your job. It is simply a documentation of Bill Clanton's journey, as featured in the book "Employee to Entrepreneur: 5 Days That Changed My Life". Please share your comments and follow Bill on Instagram: @billclantonbiz, Twitter: @billclantonbiz, and on Facebook as WWN Interactive.