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[267] How to Fire Yourself as CEO From Your Own Business

By Natalie Sisson ·

Heads up: this post is from 2016. The ideas hold up, but some tools, prices and links will have moved on since. For Natalie’s current work, head to NatalieSisson.com.

[267] How to Fire Yourself as CEO From Your Own Business

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Finding freedom in business and adventure life isn’t just a tagline.

It’s not fancy marketing.

It’s the filter that I use to run all my ideas and potential projects through. If something doesn’t create more freedom or adventure in my life or help you to achieve more freedom and adventure in yours then it’s a non-starter.

Last week I asked you some big questions: What does financial freedom mean to you? What does it really look like? And how will your business look in five years with that in mind?

This week (in the last Fresh in Fifteen episode before I take a break for the summer!), I look at an important part of financial freedom – how to fire yourself as CEO from your own business.

How to Fire Yourself as CEO From Your Own Business

Listen in to this episode to learn about:

  • Identifying what areas of your business you can remove yourself from
  • What a freedom business actually looks like
  • The importance of stepping back and taking stock
  • How to consider what your business looks like, without you

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