Working When You're Broken
Working when you’re broken is usually the best way to stay sick. But sometimes working when you’re broken is, well, what you gotta do. I made a flow chart.
Culture, Career, How-To | Grassroots Media for Artists & Indies | AI-Free
Culture, Career, How-To | Grassroots Media for Artists & Indies | AI-Free
Working when you’re broken is usually the best way to stay sick. But sometimes working when you’re broken is, well, what you gotta do. I made a flow chart.
If you don’t create and manage your own online identity, it will be created for you, and not necessarily in the way you want.
I have made a commitment to finish the list FIRST, even if I don’t feel like it. And it has paid off. Not always immediately, but eventually.
When I read this, I feel like, OMG, Demetri Martin actually emailed me, whoa! My favorite part is the salutation. This—this—is how to write an email.
We all envision the entrepreneur who invests all her money in an idea, only to see her dreams go up in a fiery fiasco. I don’t want to be that woman.
I can make soap anywhere I have space for production and supplies. And as long as I have an internet connection, I can sell it.
If you’ve been enjoying Danielle Vincent’s excellent posts at Pyragraph, consider heading over to the American Made contest and voting for Outlaw Soaps!
Would worrying about my vendor’s delay make the oil ship sooner? No. So why worry about it?
Analytics do more than just tell you how many people visited your site. In my case, they tell me how bacon soap has made my business flourish.
One day, I set the soap down with the ingredients facing me: Seven ingredients. That’s all. How complicated could seven ingredients be?