STOP Doing That!
Do you balance your checkbook or do you swipe the debit card on a hope & a prayer that the transaction will go through?
Did you go to school for accounting or at least take a bookkeeping class? No? Stop it. (more…)
Do you balance your checkbook or do you swipe the debit card on a hope & a prayer that the transaction will go through?
Did you go to school for accounting or at least take a bookkeeping class? No? Stop it. (more…)
Virtual, Outsourcing, Telecommute, The Cloud… tons of jargon but what does it mean and how do you decide what is best for you and your business? So many questions, so little time. (more…)
I’m all about saving time and being efficient – squeezing the most out of my day and out of life! This is my short list of SAASy apps that I use on a daily basis to keep things in control. (more…)
What’s the difference? Remote. Telecommute. Cloud. Virtual. Terms that are used interchangeably but don’t really mean the same thing. Here’s what I mean:
Timing is everything, here are a few tools that will help you automate that processes a bit and still be social, after all, it IS “social” media… right?
So you started a business…against the odds and against all the statistics about business failure. But I have a secret to tell you and I’m sorry that I’m the bearer of bad news but you’re still in danger of failing. Why? Because if you’re a solo-entrepreneur who does everything, you really don’t have a business – you have a hobby or a part-time/side job.
So how do you break free of the hobby/side-job trap? Stop doing everything, stop wearing all the hats (marketing, bookkeeping, sales, building your widgets). Stop being a Jack-Of-All-Trades, Master-Of-None …or Jill-Of-All-Trades. Just STOP!
Most new business owners (and even veteran business owners) get nervous when thinking about not doing everything themselves. Automatically thinking that the only way to stop doing everything is to hire an employee… the cash register of the expenses racking up starts sounding off in their heads & the budget starts going all wacky but it that’s not necessarily the case. There is an answer, in my opinion that answer is…Outsourcing.
I know it is scary and it might feel like a big step but outsourcing non-essential tasks to a virtual assistant or a freelancer might be the saving grace for both you and your business.
Here are a few suggestions/tips for outsourcing: