Saying no as a solopreneur isn’t easy. We don’t know where any of these opportunities will lead us. Will they lead us to another connection? Will THAT connection be the one really brings in the big fish? I’ve even heard from another friend, “It’s because I say yes all the time, is the only reason why my clients work with me. I’m their “yes, gal”. If I say, “no” I’ll risk the whole working relationship.”
These are all myths by the way.
Read MoreIt’s one of the bad habits that many solopreneurs and business owners tend to do - We opt to spend a lot of time working IN our business rather than working ON our business. I find that I wait until the right time to dig into these items, but really it’s just about making the time.
Read MoreSometimes we think that a big sweeping change in our business is necessary for us to grow, but what I’ve realized is that it’s the much smaller and more frequent pruning that makes all the difference.
Read MoreThe more I chat with my fellow solopreneurs about this weird rut, I’ve learned that I’m not alone in this. This isn’t just some case of “writer's block” or a “slump” or “dry season” for me I have come to the conclusion that it’s been a marathon.
Read MoreEver since my husband and I have been married we’ve stayed in on New Year's Eve and popped a bottle of bubbly and planned (not partied). What started out as staying home and soothing our dog who hated fireworks, has turned out to be the biggest planning, budgeting, dreaming session of the year. You may think us lame but it’s the best tradition we’ve made together.
Read MoreI’m just so thankful every day that I get to work with the people that I do. I have to tell you about some cool stuff my clients are doing right now. This week I’d like you to meet Phillip Gagnon, from 3 Data Pulse.
Read MoreWorking from home is not for everyone, even if you normally like to be alone, but with these tips, I hope to “flatten the curve” of your distractions or possible frustrations.
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