In this solo episode of Theo’s Coffee Break, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it’s really like to be your own boss.

Entrepreneurship comes with the promise of freedom, your own schedule, and the power to call your own shots. But here’s the plot twist: without structure, freedom can quickly become drifting… and drifting can lead to burnout or even failure.

I’ll walk you through my actual day literally from the night-before prep, to the rituals that keep me grounded, to the work blocks and moments of flexibility that help me stay consistent without losing my creativity. We’ll talk about compassionate discipline, finding a rhythm that serves your goals, and the truth about navigating the unknown when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.

If you’ve ever wondered what entrepreneurship really looks like behind the Instagram posts, this is for you.

Take a sip, settle in, and let’s walk through what a day in my life looks like when I’m not here with you at the coffee table.

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So until next time… take good care of yourself. And remember: the coffee’s always on and ready to pour here at Theo’s Coffee Break. But most importantly...

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