1. Why be an entrepreneur if you can have the satisfaction of saying that you are working as a senior employee in an MNC?
But as an entrepreneur, you can proudly say you OWN a business.
2. Why be an entrepreneur when as an employee, you can enjoy a fixed number of paid leaves for going on holidays?
But if you become an entrepreneur, nobody is going to stop you if you decide to work from a cool place in a holiday destination or from a café while having coffee with your friends.
3. Why be an entrepreneur when as an employee, you have the opportunity to climb the corporate ladder and reach a post just below the topmost post in an MNC?
How about the day when you are at the topmost position of your business from day one? You begin to grow YOUR BUSINESS. And guess what, there’s no growth ceiling.
4. Why be an entrepreneur when as an employee there’s a wide scope for networking with high-profile people working at senior positions in large MNCs?
Who cares? You are more interested in being a member of that special, creative breed with whom you can relate; the one whom the world calls Entrepreneurs.
5. Why be an entrepreneur when as an employee, you love your high paying jobs that change your life and make it more luxurious?
As an entrepreneur, YOU change lives. Period.
6. Why be an entrepreneur and work day in and day out when as an employee, you always reach home on time and that too, after leaving the workload at office?
But entrepreneurship saves you that career hamster wheel at office wherein a monotonous, repetitive, unfulfilling activity eats your head from 9-5.
7. Why be an entrepreneur when as an employee, you can flaunt so many ‘employee of the year’ awards and accolades received from MNCs?
But as an entrepreneur, you have great stories to tell. Stories of your struggle, stories of your success; the story of your dream coming true.
This was our way of letting you weigh the pros and cons of entrepreneurship. At the end of the day, we have made our point clear 
Does that tickle your dream of taking a step towards entrepreneurship now?
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