Have you ever wondered how people turn their hobbies into a real business? What are they doing differently than everyone else? Do you have a hobby, craft, passion, trade that you would love to turn into a business making money doing what you love?
Here’s what you need to ask yourself; is what you’re doing a hobby or a business?
One of the reasons I find that most creative women don’t start a business is because they say they can’t find the time. There are only so many hours in the day to field all the things that we need to get done and it can seem a little daunting and overwhelming.
So, what are hashtags, and should I register them?
I remember when people first starting hashtag-ing a couple of years ago. To tell you the truth, I didn’t get it. But once I saw everyone using them, I decided to take a closer look. Now I use them all the time.
Have you ever received an email that you just had to open because the subject line left you wondering, or was so intriguing you had to take a peek?
Let face it. You put a lot of time into writing your blog and newsletters. You have great content and want to share it to the world, and the whole idea of writing a blog or newsletter is for people to read it.
Right! You have amazing content but if your subscribers are not opening your emails, how will they know?
So how do you get people to open your email?
Do you have a craft you would like to turn into a business, making money online?
Are you watching other people make money selling their craft and wonder how you can do the same?
The good news is, you can turn your passion into a paycheck and make money doing what you love. Thousands of women are doing it and you can too. HOW, you ask?
It’s easier than you think.
I want to give a few words of encouragement. No matter where you are in your life right now, no matter how old you are, there are endless opportunities for you to build your dream job and make money doing what you love.
I know how frustrating it can be when you are building your social media platforms and the images run off the page or get all distorted, so I made you a quick and easy cheat sheet to help you remember the correct social media image sizes.
When I first starting blogging three years ago, I didn’t even know what a blog was much less how to start one. But, over time it became easier and easier. I love blogging and sharing my knowledge and projects I’m working on.
If you have never blogged before, you probably have all the same questions I had:
Do you say YES to every request your clients ask of you? Do you have a hard time telling clients NO when they ask you to do a favor? That was me until I learned to politely say NO.
