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Ah, clients. We love them, right? If you are like most of us, you answer is “some of them.” When we look at our client list, there are some names that make us smile and others that make our stomachs knot up. Here’s the thing: …
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This one is me pondering what I’ve learned about managing and growing my business from doing jigsaw puzzles. You may be surprised at the “aha’s” I’ve had while fitting little pieces together to make a big picture!
If you own a business, work from home, want to stay solo, and are looking for big success, you are likely reading a lot and at least toying with the idea of participating in classes, workshops or whatever program seems likely to add to your …
Taking time off is not something to put on the bottom of your to do list. It is imperative. For your business, for sure. For your life in general, no question. We need to keep our perspective. We need to recharge our batteries. Time off …
It’s all about results. Producing them. Producing the right ones.
This is the time of year when you will see those of us who serve the solo at home business market point you to the new year. We talk about planning for 2010 and offer tools, …
It’s really easy to lose perspective as a solo business owner. There is so much to attend to, the to do list never gets shorter, and sometimes it seems like the hurrieder we go, the behinder we get.
Why start your own business? Those of us …
It’s really easy to lose perspective as a solo business owner. There is so much to attend to, the to do list never gets shorter, and sometimes it seems like the hurrieder we go, the behinder we get.
And we need to do everything well, which …
As a freelancer or a free agent, you are IT. Even if you have outsourced some of your stuff to contractors, you invariably have the biggest and widest ranging workload. And often–perhaps more often than you’d like–you feel overwhelmed by everything …
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The year was 1994. Early spring. I got off the plane in San Diego with 2 duffel bags and $1,000 in cash. That was the sum total of my estate. More>
