This blog post has been sponsored by Viewpost.com, an innovative company that is changing the way people view accounting software.
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The South Beach Food and Wine was this past weekend. My husband and I attended for fun, not work (Woot Woot!). But since we’re never really “off the clock,” I thought I’d bring back some learnings for you that can easily be applied to your business.
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Thanksgiving is an important holiday in so many ways. It allows us to take the time to express gratitude for all our blessings and accomplishments. For us business owners, gratitude is an important and often overlooked component of our businesses.
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There are many myths about working from home. This is doubly true for entrepreneurs working from home. On paper, it’s the weary worker’s final frontier - perfectly manicured desks with a view of trees overlooking your yard. We can thank Pottery Barn, IKEA and Pinterest for their role in this.
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I never dreamt of starting my own business. Strange, coming from someone who has their own business and blogs about small business. But, it's true. I honestly thought I would always work for someone else. Given the opportunity to do so, I’m grateful that I believed in myself enough to launch a small business.
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Being a business of one is tough! I used to work in a company with over 1,800 employees. I didn’t even know all the people on my floor. Now I work for myself, by myself. With the exception of my time in networking groups and client meetings, I work alone. The benefits to my productivity are well worth the sacrifice, but it can feel lonely and isolating to work without a team dynamic.
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