Month: January 2012

Monthly Archives: January 2012

Over-Analyzing Your Social Media Game Plan: Part 2 of 2 –...

My last post hit on how to be flexible in your social media strategy. Being rigid and too “canned” can make your presence stale. Another trap...
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Fortune Cookie Friday: Small Business Advice in an Edible W...

And the weekly tradition continues…What incredibly useful business insight and advice for solopreneurs and small business owners might I glean from...
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Over-Analyzing Your Social Media Game Plan: Part 1 of 2 –...

Giving serious thought about how you want to approach social media as a solopreneur is important. Getting too caught up in analyzing what you’re...
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3 Ways an All Or Nothing Business Mentality Can Sabotage a ...

All or nothing. As a solopreneur, that mentality can be detrimental to your business – and your self-esteem. An all or nothing approach will have...
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Fortune Cookie Friday: Advice In An Edible Wrapper – ...

In case you didn’t see my post from last Friday, I started a new end of week tradition: extracting pearls of wisdom from the confines of a fortune...
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Reclaiming Your Crayons as a Solopreneur: Adding Color to y...

One of my Google Plus connections made a really rather poignant statement when responding to one of my posts yesterday… “After kindergarten,...
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4 Ways Emulating Tupperware Can Seal In Success for Solopre

In general, I have an aversion to in-home product demonstration gatherings, but last night I went to a Tupperware party. Why? Because the hostess...
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Fortune Cookie Friday: Small Business Advice in an Edible W...

It seems such a waste. Fortune cookies are the grand finale to our Moo Shoo Chicken and Vegetable Lo Mein dinners, and yet we toss their little slips...
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Business Endurance – What Your Solopreneurial Conditi...

Inspired by thoughts of my personal goals for the July 2012 Philadelphia Mud Run… The parallels between successful athletes and successful business...
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Is Force-feeding Tweets Leaving a Sour Taste With Your Link...

I’ve noticed that more and more LinkedIn users are adjusting their settings so that all their tweets automatically show up as LinkedIn status...
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Pricing Your Freelance Services

When starting out as a freelancer, quoting your services to clients can cause you to question yourself. “Will they think it’s too much?” “Am...
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