As I'm writing this, I'm steadily crossing things off my todo list. I've had two referrals today, requesting quotes for various services. Business is good; but I find myself fighting a sense of guilt at saying that in this economy, knowing how many companies (and people) are struggling to make ends meet. I've noticed this feeling ... Read More
Archives for September 2011
Reduce The Cost of Shipping Products From Home
Running a business from home can be stressful, especially when business begins to boom, and you quickly reach the point of asking, "Is it time to ask for help? Can I afford it?" In this post, we're looking at the cost of shipping from your home business. At what point is it time for you to stop running to and from the Post Office ... Read More
Five Unconventional Ways to Increase Productivity
Fall is one of my favorite seasons. I love the colors, the smells, and the celebrations. I find myself feeling downright joyful once I feel that ever-so-slight, cool breeze in the air, and the weatherman starts reporting more hospitable temperatures. If you live in a brutally hot climate like Florida’s, you probably know EXACTLY what ... Read More
7 Tips For Being a Successful Businesswoman
As an entrepreneur, a mother of four, and someone who has worked with countless female entrepreneurs, I've seen the unique challenges that successful businesswomen face firsthand. If you're ready to take charge and make it in this world of entrepreneurship,here are my top tips for women looking to forge their own path. Here ... Read More
How to Attract High Paying Clients Who Love You
When you first started your business I’m sure you didn’t imagine spending your time chasing clients that are late paying or are trying to nickel and dime you to death. Dealing with clients that are always complaining, are consistently unhappy, and that you generally don’t like is not fun. Unfortunately, that’s how many of us spend ... Read More
Don’t Want to Meet Clients at Home? 8 Other Alternatives
While most small business owners are satisfied with operating their start-ups within the confinements of their own home, that doesn't mean that they're necessarily comfortable with opening their doors and using their living room to meet clients, investors, and customers. The reasons vary. Your home may be cramp and small; you may ... Read More