Online Entrepreneurship | Esther Jacobs2026-06-04T17:38:15+02:00

Online Entrepreneurship

Your business, your passion, your freedom

Embarking on the journey of entrepreneurship offers incredible freedom and the opportunity to work with your strengths and passions. However, it also comes with challenges and uncertainties.

If you’re starting or upscaling your own business, you might have questions like:

  • How can I transform my passion into a viable business?
  • What is my added value?
  • How do I become a (better) entrepreneur?
  • How can I increase my visibility and attract customers?
  • How do I effectively utilize the new digital technologies?
  • Where can I find affordable assistants to lighten my workload?
  • How do I manage my energy to avoid burnout?

I can help you with my value-packed online workshops and personalized 1-on-1 coaching.

Learn from almost 35 years of entrepreneurial success

Since 1992, I’ve been an entrepreneur without ever working for a boss. I’ve explored various offline and online ventures, made mistakes, failed, had successes, and ultimately discovered what works, and what doesn’t, for me. Now, I’m here to guide and support you in uncovering your strengths, establishing your online business, and living your dream life.

Try EstherAI for free, I’ve trained ChatGPT to think like me, offering you no-excuses business advice!

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