Yeah, I experience the same feeling as you do, but you know what? I think of it as a psychological task: You have a self that is used to rely on a set of external rules. But you can re-create your sense of self by both letting go the old attachments, one at a time, and creating new habits! For instance, in my case, I took over the lesson materials preparation first. To bring it to a new level, I started making what I call "lesson narratives": building a set of tasks, questions and sample answers to them, with algorithms and typical do's and dont's in them. Then I realised that I could automate it heavily by using AI tools and adjusting those to resemble my style. And then I realised I could teach more advanced students to make self-study materials for themselves using roughly the same routine I do :) This is not exactly an entrepreneurship yet, but it is definitely a piece of USP and a huge self-worth boost. Now I have a customer who uses the adjusted version of my procedure for job hunt.