Ever felt like a juggler with one too many balls in the air? Welcome to my world of solopreneurship, where planning isn’t just a business necessity; it’s a life raft in the ocean of chaos.
How many times have you been full of enthusiasm for the New Year? Resolutions and goals are optimistically made, which fall by the wayside, one by one.
Our old kitchen was falling apart; a few more ‘temporary’ repairs were needed every year. The quality of the units was never that great to begin with, considering that the kitchen has remained unchanged since before we bought the house over twenty years ago; it had to go.
The end of the first year as a part-time solopreneur is rapidly approaching, and as always happens at the end of each year, it’s the time to stand back and reflect on the last twelve months.
Yet another piece about the marketing woes of a Noob; fortunately for you, it’s pretty short and sweet this week. I’ve had so many marketing ideas, but they all fell flat, and then I had a conversation that, hopefully, will change everything.
I Could Use A Map (or at least a Starting Point ) As someone who has spent his professional life working for various companies and organisations, starting on my own …
The Difficulties of Simply Beginning a Side Hustle These articles are written primarily for those of you either starting or thinking of starting your own business. The intention is to …
Start Your Side Hustle with Focus and Flair. Find Your Niche: Exploring Your Side Hustle Options. The Everyday Solopreneur. Over the last month, I’ve realised that building a business as …
