The Curious Collective
The Freedom First
Business Assessment
Insanely in-depth feedback on your freedom first business ideaAnswer 14 questions and receive your personalised report.
Does this sound like you?
- You've got a business idea you keep coming back to, but you're not sure if it's any good.
- Maybe you've had a few ideas, but you're not sure any of them will give you the freedom you want.
- You've been thinking about this for months. You want to take action soon.
- Maybe you've asked friends and family, but you've not received any constructive help.
- You're afraid of putting a lot of effort into building something that might not work.
You're not alone.
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What is a freedom first business?
A freedom first business is one designed around the life you want to live, not the other way round. Design the lifestyle, then build the income to support it.
What a freedom first business optimises for
A traditional business or employed role is a trade, your time for money.
A lifestyle business is built differently, it trades value for money, which means you can decide what you want to optimise for.
- Time freedom
- Location freedom
- Financial freedom
- Meaning and purpose
You pick what to optimise for, then the business gets designed around your choices.
Almost any kind of business can be a freedom first business, or not. It depends entirely on whether it's designed around the life you actually want. If your idea is being shaped by what the market wants, what investors will fund, or what you think a business is supposed to look like, it's not a freedom first business yet.