If you haven’t been following me at my Podcast, then you’ve been missing incredible stories from individuals who have created a business from their dreams. Some have a foot on both sides of the fence, while others have made the leap and left their day jobs to follow their dreams. And you know what friends… I’m one of the later!
I’ve been interviewing experts in the fields of gardening, life & business coaching, small business owners, and so many other incredible people. In upcoming months I’ll be providing information on how to start a business and having discussions with the people who have the resources to help you. Some of my guests include representatives from the SBA, Great Lakes Women’s Business Council, Buy Detroit, & so many more!
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I do consider myself an entrepreneur. But I am shifting to a new business now. I will have to check out the podcast.
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Awesome!!! good luck for sure.
Thanks & I hope it inspires you!
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I recently discovered I am a social entrepreneur and working on becoming an authorpreneur, I have started one nonprofit to help with community education and I am on the verge of starting two more. The main difference is that we do not “own” the nonprofit business, but the entrepreneur roles are very similar to any other businesses owner. I have spent the last two years learning about business plans and marketing strategy, this is the year I will begin implementing everything. Such a big and scary task but I much prefer the freedom and flexibility over the regular hustle and grind in a 9 to 5 job working for someone else’s dreams. Best of luck on your businesses! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for the thoughtful response Jaime!!
I totally get the desire to do your own thing!
Good luck in all you do!!!
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Your post is about something I used to be and my blog today is about an end to an era. After owning my own business with my husband since 1967, we have finally retired….again! LOL
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That is awesome Martha… it’s hard work for sure. Congrats!!!
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I like the safety of being employed to do something I love, and I do other things I love on the side – “unpaid”. Oh, and I’m a Mom, too.
Good luck with your project!
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Thanks for the visit! We all have our comfort zones, nothing wrong with that!
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