Who says you can't go home again? (Part 2 of 2)

In Part 1 of this blog post, I talked about my feelings about home offices and the home-office-or-not-to-home-office struggle I had in the earlier days of my business. When we last left off, I had “moved out” and rented a “real” office. The office was great — a nice building,...

Giving thanks…with a twist

Those of you in the U.S. are probably focused on tomorrow, Thanksgiving — on your plans for the day and on what you’re thankful for on a wider level. Like you, I started thinking about what I was thankful for. And then I probably got distracted by 18 other things. And then, I started really thinking...

Who says you can't go home again? (Part 1 of 2)

Many of you who read this blog and follow me are work-from-home solopreneurs/entrepreneurs. And many of you work in a larger, more corporate environment. And many of you are somewhere in-between. I love you all equally and, now I can also say that I can relate to you all equally. When I first started my...

Go big or go home

I really REALLY like this saying. It’s like: Go for it, give it all you have, do it 110% or don’t even bother. As someone who moves way too fast and is way too excited about quickly crossing items off my To Do list, this is something that speaks to me. SLOW DOWN and DO IT RIGHT…or just...

Do you need to re-invent the wheel? I don't think so.

I often wonder where an idea starts and how some then grow while others never take root and die a fast (or slow) death. Even if you think you have the greatest idea (or greatest product or service for that matter), it means nothing unless its intended audience thinks the same. That is something that’s...