One of the biggest concerns I faced, when I became a new stay-at-home mom, was how to manage our finances. We were used to being a two-income household with no kids, to going down to one income with a new baby. But let me back up. When I got pregnant, I knew that I would […]
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Unfortunately, starting a business can be seen as a leap of faith. It isn’t a given that you’ll be successful. It isn’t always a given that you will be producing a product or service that people are willing to purchase. However, it can be much less of an unknown if you conduct your research and […]
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By Jan Pinnington Recently I ran into a little financial challenge with my business. It’s one of those exhausting hurdles that’s never fun but hopefully someday, when looking back, will be just another funny story of “remember when … ?” In my case, I needed to raise an enormous amount of money (six-figures huge) to […]
By Deborah Sweeney Funding for any kind of small business is challenging. Though, it can be daunting to ask for money when you know you’ll be running the entire operation from your domicile. But I’m here to tell you to get that thinking out of your head! If you’re not spending money on office rent […]
By Jan Pinnington The self- employed are never far from the television when the investors are swimming in the Shark Tank. It’s become an addiction for those passionate entrepreneurs looking to take their businesses to the next level with a little help from the Sharks. I am no exception, finding myself glued to the television […]
