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Navigating the entrepreneurial landscape demands resilience, commitment, and an often overlooked component: self-care. Especially for female entrepreneurs, integrating self-care practices into their busy schedules is crucial. It ensures sustainability in their ventures and personal well-being. Today, Julie Taeko explores practical tips that can help maintain a healthy balance between professional endeavors and personal health, setting the foundation for long-term success and fulfillment.
Engaging in community activism is a profound way to transform societal issues that are close to your heart. Your involvement can steer the change, fostering a community that reflects shared values and aspirations. This guide provides practical steps for you to become an influential advocate for the causes you are passionate about. By taking these actions, you create ripples of change that can swell into waves of substantial societal transformation.
Starting a new business is an exciting endeavor, but it often comes with unexpected costs that can surprise even the most prepared entrepreneurs. While many plan for essentials like inventory, rent, and initial marketing, there are several hidden or overlooked expenses – such as licensing fees, insurance, and software subscriptions – that can add up quickly. Missing these costs in the initial budget can lead to financial strain and disrupt growth plans.
Despite their humble origins, small businesses really can move mountains. Women-led companies, especially, can help their communities excel. Here’s how to use your small business for your community’s benefit, courtesy of Julie Taeko.
You have likely already heard the term, “Buy local, or bye local.” This is simply a way of saying that supporting your local businesses is a great way to support your community. But, as a future business owner, your business also plays a role in bolstering your hometown.
Today, I am coming out as poor. Without a doubt, I am eternally grateful for my upbringing — loving parents, a roof over my head, food to eat, and never worried about where my next meal would come from. I definitely lived a privileged lifestyle, but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t poor.
Starting a business with your significant other can be a joyful experience, but it can also add stress to your relationship if you’re unprepared for the changes it will bring. Not only will you both have to worry about your personal finances, you’ll have the added anxiety of keeping a business afloat. The good news is, there are helpful resources that will allow you to make sound decisions with your partner. It’s also a good idea to use a few online tools to make it easier to keep up with the money end of things. Here’s a couple of things to keep in mind.
Your brand is both the face and personality of your business, and it's a unique identifier. A powerful brand leaves a lasting impression and creates trust. Businesses with a strong brand often achieve greater success – which is even easier if you follow these brand-building suggestions from blogger Julie Taeko.
There will be days when you wake up with the energy to tackle any challenge that comes your way, while other times even getting out of bed will seem like a chore. While everyone has these ups and downs in life, if you’ve been experiencing the latter more frequently than before, it’s time to make some changes.
Starting and running a business as a stay-at-home mom in San Francisco can seem daunting, especially if your kids are very young. But with the proper support, mindset, and tips, you can create your own successful business and still spend quality time with your family. Here are tips you can use to create your own business as a mom in San Francisco.
