There’s a pandemic which seems to be spreading. It’s aimed at small business owners and it’s not just annoying, it’s potentially harmful and dangerous.
There’s a pandemic which seems to be spreading. It’s aimed at small business owners and it’s not just annoying, it’s potentially harmful and dangerous.
Let’s look at one of the cheapest ways to boost your business status and marketing with networking.
When you work for yourself, it’s super easy to neglect your health in favour of just working all the time. But if you want your business to be sustainable and keep going from strength to strength, make it one of your new year’s resolutions to take better care of yourself in 2021.
Whether your business has thrived or barely scraped by this year, it’s been a rough ride. We’re all going to need to plan, strategise, and draw on all the resources available to us next year. With that in mind, I wanted to delve into an interesting trend I’ve noticed and ask this question: will 2021 be the year of the freelancer?
Whatever the reason, sooner or later there will likely come a time when you have to break up with a client. But there’s a right and a wrong way to do that. Here are a few things to bear in mind as you navigate the sometimes-messy process of ending a business relationship.