Finding Opportunities in the Midst of Today’s Uncertainty
One thing being self-employed accomplishes is the right of choice to create my own destiny. Have you considered starting a sideline business? Here is a link to Jon Friedman’s article in Next Avenue which discusses re-inventing yourself after Coronavirus..
Things We Can Learn From Kipling’s Poem, “If”
What we can learn today from Kipling's poem "IF"... as relevant today as when it was written 125 years ago. Play the audio for words that remind us to keep our heads, trust ourselves, and to hold on. Holding on is important, but we don’t have to do it alone. We have each other and together we are stronger.
Looking For The Opportunities In The Challenge Of Today
While there are tons of statistics about COVID-19, no-one really knows what happens when a nation slows, distances each other, and functions at an almost life-support level. The sweeping change from a thriving economy to near shut-down status, in a period of three weeks, shocks the system. The largest part of running a business remotely are the programs that you use together.
NOW Is A Great Time To Start A Sideline Business
NOW is a great time to start a sideline business. There is an old 17th century proverb, “Don’t Put All Your Eggs In One Basket”. This saying, which appeared in Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, can be applied today to revenue sources. Having a sideline business that fits into your lifestyle makes financial and common sense. Not sure what type of business to start? Here are some ideas to consider from Entrepreneur.com and Moneycrasher.com
What Are The Pros And Cons For Starting A Sideline Business?
Here are some of the reasons you may want to consider a sideline business: Need for additional income to create economic well-being, Creates a sense of purpose, Increases social interaction and integration, Increases physical well being, Desire to follow a passion..
Embracing What Is Free …. Three no-cost apps that Rock!
Remember when you could purchase a program and own it, and you knew the price? Like the printed newspaper, this option is slowly disappearing. The trend of most software companies today is to have you rent your software on a monthly or yearly subscription basis. Not ready to get on the monthly subscription bus for applications? Here are some no-cost apps that really work!
