Should You Be A Free Agent?

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I was created to make decisions, not just take orders.
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Welcome Friend,
The number one goal is to be a free agent wherever and however you work. True freedom comes from knowing what your purpose is, where you flourish, what you're passionate about and best at. . . And being fully engaged in that vocationally. But being a free agent as an employee is hard.
Our favorite vehicle for free agency? See moreSelf-employment. 99.9% of the experts, authors, speakers and leaders that you follow are self-employed for a distinct reason, and it's the freedom to fully live out what they feel called to. But please. . . Listen - The question is NOT "Do you have what it takes to be self-employed?" The question is. . . Do you really have a choice? ! Self-employment doesn't require a certain personality type, it requires commitment to your convictions and the freedoms to fully walk them out.
The following quiz will help you discern if self-employment is the vehicle you need for your convictions. It will take you just a couple of minutes. Upon completion the report will state whether you rated 'high' for self-employment or not.
OK, go at it!

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My work should be the same as my ministry.
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I not only believe I should pursue freedom, but I should lead others to it (starting with those closest to me).
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I want to be captain of my own ship, but not alone…I need others.
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My work should be an extension of my heart and values.
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My work should ultimately fulfill my God given calling, otherwise...I’m making money my God.
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I’d rather work longer and harder on my own time, than less and easier but beholden to an employers demands.
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Work should not be about ease and getting what I can, but about purpose and meaning.
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I want to own my work and build assets for me and my family, not rent my work out to others and ony build their assets.
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I want to leave my children and/or loved ones a legacy with all the time I've devoted to my vocation.
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I want my work to provide me opportunity to truly benefit and serve others, not just provide myself via a paycheck.
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My work must have me primarily utilizing the core strengths, talents and unique giftings I was created with.
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My work should provide me with the opportunity to positively influence others for good.
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I want to create as much financial abundance as possible with the time I devote to work in order to give to and provide for others less fortunate than myself.
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If my works inspires me, I know I can then I inspire others (which leads to influencing and impacting others).
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I believe I should be available to be fully engaged and participating with my family and/or close relationships whenever they need me.
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I want to have adequate time to invest in my overall personal health and wellness.
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My faith and/or values should come before my perceived safety, security and comfort.
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I believe my daily priorities should be my responsibility, not dictated by someone else.
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I truly want my work to serve others in a specific and measurable way.
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I want to have full control of my time.
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22.

I want and need to believe in the end product or service I’m helping sell and know it will provide true value to the end recipient.
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Business is personal, not "business is business". I place relationship above money (or want to!).
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Should You Be A Free Agent?

I was created to make decisions, not just take orders.

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My work should be the same as my ministry.

I not only believe I should pursue freedom, but I should lead others to it (starting with those closest to me).

I want to be captain of my own ship, but not alone…I need others.

My work should be an extension of my heart and values.

My work should ultimately fulfill my God given calling, otherwise...I’m making money my God.

I’d rather work longer and harder on my own time, than less and easier but beholden to an employers demands.

Work should not be about ease and getting what I can, but about purpose and meaning.

I want to own my work and build assets for me and my family, not rent my work out to others and ony build their assets.

I want to leave my children and/or loved ones a legacy with all the time I've devoted to my vocation.

I want my work to provide me opportunity to truly benefit and serve others, not just provide myself via a paycheck.

My work must have me primarily utilizing the core strengths, talents and unique giftings I was created with.

My work should provide me with the opportunity to positively influence others for good.

I want to create as much financial abundance as possible with the time I devote to work in order to give to and provide for others less fortunate than myself.

If my works inspires me, I know I can then I inspire others (which leads to influencing and impacting others).

I believe I should be available to be fully engaged and participating with my family and/or close relationships whenever they need me.

I want to have adequate time to invest in my overall personal health and wellness.

My faith and/or values should come before my perceived safety, security and comfort.

I believe my daily priorities should be my responsibility, not dictated by someone else.

I truly want my work to serve others in a specific and measurable way.

I want to have full control of my time.

I want and need to believe in the end product or service I’m helping sell and know it will provide true value to the end recipient.

Business is personal, not "business is business". I place relationship above money (or want to!).