Zulie Rane Convinced Me to Stay at My nine-to-five

Ayodeji Awosika and Tim Denning can wait on the sidelines

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There is a great clamour around seeking freedom from corporate slavery. There is nothing truer than what Henrik Ibsen once said: Even the truth changes every 10 years.

The current version is pivoted around a particular brand of freedom.

What Niharika Sodhi calls Solopreneurship and Ayodeji terms as one person business has dug deep in our psyche. Because they have linked it to freedom.

Freedom from shackles of time-bound set-up; freedom from toxic culture at the workplace; freedom from Monday morning stress; freedom from weekend rush to holiday destinations; freedom from queueing up during peak hours at gyms and pubs; freedom from organic growth in paycheck; freedom from everything that plagues you today for making a living.

I’ve been reading every single piece of marketing mail from

Ayodeji Awosika

I’ve seen him graduate from pitching sub-500$ courses on Medium Mastery to courses that promise you to become a platform-agnostic writer, to e-mail marketing, and then to promises of getting high-ticket closures.