None of us (though some try to make it look like we do) have enough time in the day to get everything that we want and need to get done. We need to add in some help somewhere, whether with… [Read More]
How to Make an Ask That Gets Results w/Example Emails
Some women, especially traditionally employed ones, are able to go through their entire career without really asking for anything. They get jobs, application requests, or clients through referral. Their clients and bosses are so happy with their work that they… [Read More]
Overcoming Mental Blocks: How To Free Up 20 Hours a Week
As moms, it’s easy to say that we have no time. We take care of the kids. We take care of the house. If we have time, we take care of our own basic needs. And, more often than they… [Read More]
Busting the Myth: Who Are We Comparing Ourselves To?
Am I doing this right? Is this normal? It’s a very basic human tendency to ask these questions about one’s own life, but self-employed people do it more than most. How much should I be making?… How many clients should… [Read More]
Are You Losing Thousands of Dollars a Year on Payment Processing Fees?
Once upon a time, accepting payments as a self-employed professional was a process that required research, patience, and faith. You could make things easier for your clients or customers by accepting credit cards, but you had to deal directly with… [Read More]
Overcoming Mental Blocks: Jump Past the Safety Net and Don’t Look Back
There is one unmistakable difference between the self-employed women who work long hours, have work on their brain all the time, and are barely scraping by, and those who take evenings and weekends off, stay on top of their work,… [Read More]
How To Take Care Of Your Business (Administration) While Getting Your Work Done
Let’s make an important line in the sand here. On one side, there is your work: the things clients pay you to do. The “money-makers.” On the other side, you have your business: the administration, marketing, accounting, IT, management, public… [Read More]
