AJ Eckstein transitioned from a successful consulting role at a Fortune 500 firm to launch his own business, Creator Match, driven by a desire for ownership and autonomy. While initially drawn to consulting by the opportunities it offered, he quickly became disillusioned by its rigid structures. As he yearned for more personal investment in business outcomes, he realized the limitations of consulting and chose to embark on an entrepreneurial journey, seeking a more fulfilling path.
Eckstein realized he craved more ownership and autonomy in his work, ultimately leading him to leave consulting for the entrepreneurial challenge of creating his own business.
Despite the attractive pay and stability of consulting, Eckstein found himself disillusioned by the lack of personal investment in outcomes, which undermined his job satisfaction.
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