#22 Transitioning from Your Corporate Job to an Entrepreneurial Gig [Interview Johnson Riggs]

Transitioning from your corporate gig to an entrepreneurial gig is a big step. You are going from a structured environment to an unstructured environment.

In a corporation, you receive a check every two weeks for your diligent work. As an entrepreneur, you may not receive payment for your work for months or years. Making the jump successfully will depend on how much you have saved, if you quit your job, and how viable your business idea is. Some strategies to create a successful jump are to keep your job and start a side hustle or quit your job and buy a franchise. There is not one way to transition, and each transition will be specific to the individual.

In Podcast 22 we interview Johnson Riggs who has an MBA from Temple University and who works as a Salesman for SAP. He is setting himself up to transition from his current sales role at SAP to a more entrepreneurial role in the future. We discuss his thoughts on the process and how his MBA has supported him in improving his income and skillsets.

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