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Here we are at the tail end of the year. Another year soon to be wrapped up and put away.

Now it’s time to RUMBLE with some new goals. You don’t get in your car without knowing where you’re headed. And you’re not going to get very far in your freelance business without concrete goals.

Knowing Read More

There once was a shoemaker — a very busy shoemaker — who was in high demand. Everybody in town hired him to make their shoes. And he did a fine job.

He worked tirelessly, making pair after pair of shoes. He worked so hard making all those shoes for his customers that he didn’t have time to do an Read More

Keeping focused is a major part of achieving goals. Starr Daubenmire helps you figure out if you are working towards your goal, or straying away from it. Read More

This time of giving and cheer has got us wondering, why can’t we carry this communal spirit all year long? There are ways to get your employees to connect, making for a stronger and more productive workplace. Read More

One of my favorite pieces of advice is to focus on one thing and don't get distracted by anything else. But it’s something I have to continuously remind myself of. (I especially have this problem when I’m thinking about the new year and trying decide which resolutions to make.) Read More

Of all the things I learned from last year’s Bootcamp – enough to fill several books – there are some lessons that really stand out. These lessons changed my perspective, helped me get rid of the doubt I was feeling, and increased my income. I still review them often. Read More

If you have limited time each day to grow your business, you probably want to streamline as many tasks as you can. But email seems to be one of the hardest to reduce and organize. You might be at “inbox zero” now, but tomorrow you could wake up with 50 new emails demanding your attention. Read More

So far this week, I’ve explained how I handle the several big things that must be done each day in my freelance business. But I didn't talk about what to do with all the small tasks that seem to endlessly get bumped to the next day.

First, I believe it's important to create to-do lists. Write al Read More

I know of a small town locally with only 300 people. Main street is full of Businesses for sale. They have a library (where a beautiful old bank used to be). A grocery store, A lawyer. No gas station except for a Coin Operated Gas Pump among the nearby library. I wandered Read More