Hey folks, Josh here with another solopreneur blog post and update. Let’s jump in: My last week(s) in business Oh man, what a few weeks it’s been. In my last few updates I was talking about doing a fundraise for my immigration tech company, Visto, and my intrigue around how the tech world works (in …
A tougher few weeks, differences between businesses and the Cold Hard Truth Read More »
Hey folks, back with another update and solopreneur blog post. Let’s jump in: My last week in business If you read my weekly update from last week (who doesn’t??), you’ll know we decided to pull the trigger on a fundraise for my immigration tech company. At the beginning, that usually means spending way too much …
Pitch decks, the wild west and Amazon impressions Read More »
Hey folks, back with another solopreneur blog update – let’s jump in: My last week in business It’s been a bit of a weird week – one of those weeks that makes you take a mental step-back to think about your business and how to move it forward. The main reason? We’ve been pushing Visto, …
My last week in business I’m finding it more and more therapeutic to write these weekly blog posts as it forces me to look back on the week and reflect on what I actually did. In the everyday buzz of entrepreneurship, sometimes it can be hard to keep good track of it. As per the …
Happy Monday folks, back with another weekly update – I don’t know why I keep saying “back with another” when it should be expected… but anywho. What I’m working on Covid has obviously made life more difficult (read: boring) for a lot of us, especially people like me who have been working from home the …
A weekend at home, taking it to the next level and 4 hour weeks Read More »
If you are a self-employed mom, you already know that your attention is stretched to capacity. But, you are strong, capable, and determined, and you’re not going to let the fact that you’re one woman stop you from doing the job of 10 men. Here are a few tips on how to help you grind …
Building a strong team to help your business thrive is hugely important. However, many small to medium-sized companies don’t have the budget to hire a complete team of full-time employees. Luckily, you can easily overcome this issue with a team of highly-qualified freelancers. In a 2020 survey published by Statista, over 59 million people in the …
Starting a business is a great move: after all, who doesn’t love the ability to make your own hours while pursuing your passion? But if you’re a senior, dusting off that entrepreneurship dream may be just the ticket for a life refresh. Older adults often have more time to devote to the ups and downs …
Tips for Starting a Thriving Senior Home-Based Business Read More »
Novelist Margaret Drabble said that “When nothing is sure, everything is possible.” Sometimes it takes immersion into uncertainty to motivate us to make a change, whether it’s focusing on our health or finding a way to generate additional income for greater revenue diversity and financial security. As with all things, however, balance is key. It’s …
Burning Brightly Without Burning Out: Balancing Life As a Solopreneur Read More »
Working remotely might simultaneously feel like a privilege and a liability. You can save money, gain more time and enjoy greater job satisfaction and productivity; however, working from home has its pitfalls. You might be more prone to distraction when your bed is mere steps away, social media notifications are lighting up your phone and …
Maximize Productivity as a Solopreneur by Customizing Your Home Office Space Read More »
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