Self Employment

As a self-employed individual, you have the freedom to make executive decisions that can shape the future of your business and your career. You can also develop a variety of skills, including accounting, management, and consumer psychology, which can be valuable for future entrepreneurial ventures or even for securing positions in larger companies.

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Financially, self-employment can offer significant potential. Your income is not limited by a set salary but rather by your own willpower and proficiency, potentially leading to higher earnings than traditional employment. Additionally, you can take advantage of tax benefits such as tax-free benefits and tax deductions for business expenses.

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Self-employment also provides the opportunity to pursue a career in a field you are passionate about, which can contribute to mental health benefits and a sense of fulfilment. Furthermore, networking is often more extensive in self-employment, as you are not confined to the network of your employer.

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However, it is important to note that self-employment also comes with challenges, such as financial unpredictability and the responsibility of managing all aspects of your business, including taxes and benefits.