A.

You are seemingly accomplished at your corporate or federal/government job, but you are not happy in it.  You have made a decision to take a leap and start your own business. Otherwise, you'll keep burying your potential and sacrificing your life and health on the altar of something you are not burning for. 

You notice that your health is giving up because you've been keeping your frustration and anger inside. Those are the decision makers you have been forced to submit to you are frustrated with. You know you would be a better boss and decision maker.

On a personal level, you want to be financially more secure. You have felt secure so far but you know that people around middle age get laid off. That causes anxiety.

You know you have accumulated valuable expertise but you compare yourself against the company you had been working for or your client companies and you feel like you don't quite measure up. In other words, you suffer from perfectionism.

B.

Native or not, you are an English speaker who has moved to the USA from another country or from the USA to one of the European countries. You are trying to integrate and find a job, but you struggle because you don't have previous experience in that country. You have decided to solve the employment problem by creating your own business.

You have some savings and you are ready to invest in help because you don't know the local law and customs. That feels frustrating at times but wouldn't stop you.

You are dreaming to grow in that new environment and maybe even beyond it. You want to make a big impact so that when you are old, people recognize you on the street for the contribution you have provided to that city or country.

You have a business idea, but you need help with prioritizing and you want to receive help from someone who's been in the shoes similar to those you are wearing now. It's me.