For most people, life is filled with a lot of stress and uncertainty. Especially when we take on a new journey, such as entrepreneurship. This can lead to complicated health and emotional issues if not dealt with properly. I know. I learned to recognize and deal with stress in my teens when I was first battling Crohn’s disease. I’d like to suggest some tips and suggestions on how to deal with stress.
eDo You Have a Fulfilling Life?
At some times in our lives we start asking ourselves deep questions, especially now after the kids have left the nest or when we have obtained our career goals. What do I do now? Continue Reading
Casandra Avoids Revenue Miss in Seasonal Industry
Let’s meet Casandra. Casandra is a marketing director and has been in marketing since graduating from college. She can’t see herself doing anything else but Continue Reading
Budget Risk: How do you know if you have enough money to start a business?
As you plan to transition from employee to entrepreneur, uncertainties are bound to happen. There are three types of uncertainties that I usually focus on.Continue Reading
A Look at How Carla Responds to Risk: Product Risk Example
Carla, like Christy from our prior post, also has worked for various employers over the last 20+ years. She has worked at small companies as well asContinue Reading
How Do You Know If You Are Creating The Right Product?
You may not know for sure if you are creating the right product.
As you start up your business, uncertainties are bound to happen. The uncertainties which are not part of your initial plan, canContinue Reading
A Look at How Christy Responds to Risk: Timeline Risk Example
Christy still works a 9-5 job and would like to open a local bakery. She has been baking since a child and spent summers helping with her Aunt’s cupcake shop. She has been employed asContinue Reading
Chief Financial Officer
Transitioning from being an employee to owning your own business is tough. It’s also scary. Because we are not sureContinue Reading
How to become a successful entrepreneur? Start where you are
Most of us have become successful in our corporate, professional lives. We are comfortable with what we know and what we have accomplished.
And in this stage of our lives, we also Continue Reading
Procrastination, Urgent Tasks, Efficiency
A lot of us who transition from an employee to entrepreneur, will do so slowly over a few years. And in this time period, we Continue Reading
