LifePilot: Be the CEO of your life with Natalie Sisson

If you know my story, you'll know that I had 'real jobs' myself before I decided to quit my 8 years in the corporate world and leave the 9-5, create my own business and become a digital nomad.

But I also know plenty of people who love their jobs and their work, they just want more freedom around them and the flexibility to fit the job around their lifestyle.

Which is why I so love Tijana Momirov's story as she's done exactly that - designed her life around things that she loved to do and built a consulting career to support that.

Tijana Momirov is a software engineer and has been a digital nomad for years - following the elements.

Her last 'real job' was in Athens, Greece and after realizing the best times of the day to kitesurf (her passion) was when she was working, and they seemed inflexible on allowing her to work different hours, she quit her job and started freelancing.

Five years in, she is still convinced that going location independent has been the best choice she’s ever made. And that the time is now, for everyone else to realize this too.

She is passionate about the revolution of the way we work and live and wants to bring more people over to the sunny side.

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So I've been looking through back through the results I shared from my 2015 Suitcase Entrepreneur Survey and then delved deeper into people's individual responses.

One person's question caught my eye for today's Fresh in Fifteen episode as they asked

"How do I get help in my business when I have little or no income or I'm just starting out?".

I love this question because when you are starting out I think you should enlist help from the very beginning since there will be so much you need to focus on, but typically you 'think' you can't afford it.

Heck even as you build and scale your business, hiring the right people or getting help when you need it most is something a lot of people really struggle with.

In this podcast I cover off on 5 ways to get help that won't break your piggy bank!

One of these ways is making a specific ask for help. When I ran my $100 Change Initiative, I reached out to 120 influencers to get them to give me their advice on how to create change in a few paragraphs or less.

This is the first time that I reached out and asked for help and I got inundated with great responses from them to put in the $100 Change program and guide.

Another benefit that came from that was people reaching out to volunteer their time and energy to help with the design of the book or in editing all the responses, and it really blew me away.

So don't underestimate the power of asking for help, and listen in now to find out 4 others ways I suggest you go about enlisting help that will cost you little or nothing!

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