Have you ever thought if you have the skills to become a CEO? Well, we are sure you do, but it is not easy going from the entrepreneur mindset to that of a great CEO. That is why in this episode we focus on the differences between a solopreneur or entrepreneur and a CEO, so you can break out of the gig-master cycle.

Pam and Jane talk about the key to changing your mindset into a CEO’s. Pam focuses on the main differences and motivators for entrepreneurs and CEOs and Jane talks about creating a plan to go from one stage to the next in order to grow your business.

Today we discuss:

• [01:28] What is the difference between an entrepreneur or solopreneur and a CEO.
• [04:18] What skillset and motivators describe the profile of an entrepreneur and the profile of a CEO.
• [08:03] How to go from solopreneur to CEO. The stages to becoming a CEO and the importance of delegating and creating strategies.
• [13:07] Why you should start leaning into the CEO role in order to cross that six-figure barrier.

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