We’ve secretly replaced TIS content with empty space. Let’s watch Sheryl and see what happens . . .
We’ve secretly replaced TIS content with empty space. Let’s watch Sheryl and see what happens . . .
It might look penny-wise to save a buck by doing your own accounting (or graphics design, or copywriting, or whatever). But it’s really pound-foolish. Here’s why the smart solo entrepreneurs embrace outsourcing.
Guest author and fabulous business/life coach Christine Kane clues us all in on the top ten mistakes solo entrepreneurs make in starting and running their businesses. Bonus: some commentary from Sheryl, the TIS Muse-in-Chief.
There’s good news, and there’s bad news. The good news is great news for you — but you gotta move soon. As of January 1, 2010, it’s all over.
Owning your own business is always an uncertain proposition, in the best of circumstances. So, how do you chart your own course as a solo? Simple. Listen to the smartest person you know: YOU.
Wow, it's been awhile since we did this, eh? Let's get back into the habit. After all, inspiration -- like success -- is nothing but a habit, right? Here are your inspirational tidbits for the last week, though at least one of them predates last week: From Priscilla Palmer's Personal Development Blog comes this post titled ...
Raj Dash at Bootstrapper has initiated a wonderful new carnival* called "Carnival of Bootstrapping Entrepreneurs." To see all entries in the Carnival, go here. Guidelines for submissions are contained within each post. This is a great way not only to find terrific bootstrapping advice for your solo law practice but also to ...