Support Your Non-Entrepreneurial Spouse
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I’ve talked a lot about how I support Curtis in his business ventures, but I think it’s important to talk about how he supports me and the things that I want to pursue. Please know that I’m not expert in marriage, but we’ve got 10 years of experience, one beautiful daughter and a second child…
Be Your Spouse’s Sounding Board
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Even before I became a part of the daily to do’s of Curtis’ business I was his sounding board. This falls under support, but I think it’s important enough to merit it’s own post. Whether you are business savvy or not you are your spouse’s sounding board. What exactly do I mean by that? Well,…
Boundaries
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Something that I am asked often as the wife of a “work at home” man is how it works. What people are really asking me is what the boundaries are. There seems to be this false impression out there that being self employed and working from home offers the ultimate freedom. I think a lot…
Supporting your Entrepreneurial Spouse
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This week for our blog series you guys get to listen to a new voice. I’ve been the “behind the scenes” person in Curtis’ business from the beginning and when we were talking about starting to run a series of posts on his blog every now and then he asked me if I would be…
Saying no to potential work is hard
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One of the best words you can learn in your business is the word NO. Using it copiously helps make sure that you don’t get overwhelmed with things to do that really aren’t a priority. Getting comfortable with the word no will mean the difference between burnout and long term success. Knowing how important the…
It’s not your client’s fault you didn’t prove you’re worth anything
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Some freelancers get all up in arms about clients not liking pricing that was handed to them. They complain about cheap clients always trying to get something for nothing. Without a doubt, there are clients around that just want to get the best deal and at some point they will find you and try to…
Don’t be an Idiot – WordCamp Vancouver 2013 talk
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My second talk for WordCamp Vancouver is up now as well.
Panel Discussion on running a WordPress business
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I’ve been a bit silently lately (which I’ll write about) but I’ve got something to share today from WordCamp Vancouver 2013. I was privileged enough to to be on a panel discussion about running a WordPress business. I think we had a great discussion and the questions were awesome. I’ve still got one more talk…
A few Trello Power Tips
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I’ve been using Trello as my project management application for a while now. I even reviewed Trello a while ago. Here are a few of the extra little tips I’ve picked up and things I had a hard time finding. Close a board Yeah maybe you found it fast, but I had to go hunting…
Solo Review – it’s a short review
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I mentioned a few weeks back that I was maybe looking at a new invoicing software. Then Ronin went and got purchased by Godaddy and my move was sealed. One of my first stops on the way was Thrive Solo. I had tried the app a few years back and remembered thinking it was nice…
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