Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

Job vs business. We as a team are growing business not a job.

10 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, the speaker contrasts a job with a business. A job is described as something that owns you, requiring you to follow rules, clock in and out, and offering little personal development. In contrast, a business—whether or not you own it—is portrayed as a platform for learning, growth, and mutual benefit, developing you as a human while you develop the business. The speaker poses a direct question to the audience, urging them to choose a business over a job, and affirms their own preference for building a business.

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There's a difference between a business and a job. A job is something that owns you and that you have to show up to, follow by the rules, do everything that the job wants. A business, even if you don't own it, is something that you actually are developing and learning and growing you as a human. That's the difference between going to a job that you're just showing up for, clocking in, clocking out, versus actually growing a business that is really giving back to you while you're also growing the business. Which one do you want? Do you want a job or do you want a business? A business. I want a business.