My very own business. Finally.
The thought of being self employed has been in the back of my head for a long time now. Running my own business and consequently making choices for myself sounded tempting. No head of something giving you orders. Be your own boss, take a break whenever and work as little or as much you want. Just register your business, get a license and a website and off you go.
I knew it was not going to be that easy but boy did I underestimate the workload coming with a business. The whole process of getting started for a guy who knows nothing about businesses took up probably the most amount of motivation. Until I figured out whats what and who to contact weeks have passed. As soon as I figured out the amount of things I need to consider I was ready to give up. Eventually, after some weeks of procrastinating, I turned my head around and got things going. Slowly but steady. One step at a time, sometimes baby steps, sometimes the steps of tired old man. At this point, many thanks to Alex for making it happen. Your help along the way is much appreciated.
Bottom line, I got it done. Some things turned out different than expected, both ways really. But being the perfectionist I am, I would always find something that’s just not right and needs fine tuning.
The website mainly serves the purpose of a classic business platform, to be seen and advertise my offer as a coach. Additionally, I want to communicate topics of interest, not only in the field of sport science or sport related topics in general. Let’s see how things unfold in that matter. Having it not all figured out is a great way to stay open minded and get things going with the flow.
Phil
