Jason Wojo asks, Why did you Become an Entrepreneur?

Think back for a moment. Do you remember why you first went into business for yourself (or want to, if you haven’t yet)?

Maybe you were sick of working for “The Man” and letting someone else control your schedule and paycheck. Maybe you were tired of office politics or glass ceilings. Or maybe real estate just sounded more fun, exciting and rewarding.

The list could be a country mile long, but underlying all those reasons was likely the belief that being your own boss would give you freedom, financial security, and control of your time and schedule.

Ring a bell? It should, because that’s the hope most investors have when they decide to make the leap to go out on their own.

If you’ll look around though, sadly the reality looks very different for 99.9% once they get into the business.

See, instead of quitting the nine-to-five job and living the good life, most find themselves working longer, harder, and being more stressed than when they had a boss.

Can you relate at all?

Business, work, and making money now consumes your thoughts, time, and attention and the very thing that was supposed to provide freedom now enslaves you.

And here’s the tragic ending that most miss until it’s too late…

There’s severe consequences when your business and life look like this.

Not only is your business SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to fail due to burnout, but your personal life and everything in it takes a nosedive.

This my friend, is the reality for a lot of people.

Here’s the great news though – it doesn’t have to be that way. Not by a long shot.

If you’ve ever heard of Lifeonaire, they’ve started a movement towards helping people create lives and businesses that complement each other instead of compete with each other.

This means you can have both a life and business you love. You DON’T just have to choose one or the other.

One of the ways they help business owners is by getting them out of the CEO role (which really stands for Chief Everything Officer) and create true businesses that are systemized, automated, and profitable.

As proof in the pudding, Jason Wojo, the guy who runs Lifeonaire, recently won the prestigious iKON Business Of The Year award from Keap (aka Infusionsoft) for the results he’s been able to achieve (a 7-figure business with less than 20 hours per week of work).

(If you’re not familiar with Keap, they’re the world’s top sales and marketing automation platform and have over 125,000 users!)

Why is this important to you?

Because Wojo is coming out to our meeting January 14th to pull back the curtain and show you the exact formula for creating a wildly profitable business that you love and runs on autopilot.

Here’s just a few of the things you’ll learn when you join us:

The one mistake that people make in setting up their businesses that almost guarantees they’ll eventually become slaves to it.
How to create a simple, actionable, and 100% achievable roadmap to get you from where you are now in your business to where you want to be – as quickly and easily as possible.
How to finally escape the “rat race” FOR GOOD and say adios to the Joneses in your rearview mirror.
Why working more than 4-5 hours per day will actually produce LESS income for you this year. Shocking but 100% true and proven by research.
And much more.

So to wrap it up, if you’re…

Working too much
Aren’t making the money you deserve
Feel like you have more on your to-do list than you could accomplish in two lifetimes, or
All of the above

…Then we can’t encourage you enough to come to this meeting and set yourself up for success and freedom. If you want to get a jump start for 2025, visit the Lifeonaire for some of the free resources you can request right now. And be sure to join us on the 14th.

This one is a game-changer and will make all the difference in the world to you achieving a business and life you love.

See you there.