What I Wish I Knew Then: What I’d tell myself if I could travel back in time to My First Day
Hindsight is 20/20 and good advice is often earned through sweat equity, pain, and struggle. Standing where you are now, if you could go back in time to the first day of your business and give yourself one piece of advice what would it be?
Our carnies certainly have a few ideas… Check ’em out below:
Laura Petrolino of Flying Pig Consulting:
How a Great Bra can Save Your Business
@lkpetrolino
facebook.com/FlyingPigConsulting
Carol Lynn Rivera of Web Search Social:
Want To Succeed In Business? Do Something.
@CarolLynnRivera
facebook.com/WebSearchSocial
Sandy McDonald of Why You Must Blog:
How to Know Your Ideal Client. It’s so much more than demographics.
@whyyoumustblog
facebook.com/whyyoumustblog
Ashley Welton of Miniskirt Ninja Media:
Hey Little Girl, You’re Not Running A 10-Cent Lemonade Stand
@miniskirtninja
facebook.com/miniskirtninja
Sharon Hurley Hall of Get Paid to Write Online:
Writing Biz Lessons from the Past
@SHurleyHall
facebook.com/SharonHurleyHall
Tea Silvestre, aka the Word Chef:
What I Wish I’d Known Then…
@teasilvestre
facebook.com/mywordchef
Eugene Farber of Content Strategy Hub
The Surest Way to Succeed as a New Entrepreneur
@EugeneFarber
facebook.com/ContentStrategyHub
Clare Price of 5 Easy Pages:
Finding Your Why
@ClaresTweets
facebook.com/5EasyPages
Annie Sisk of Stage Presence Marketing:
A Sinkful of Dirty Dishes Made me Write This Post
@AnnieSisk
facebook.com/StagePresenceMarketing
Melanie Kissell of Solo Mompreneur:
Glue Your Wallet Shut, Observe, Take Notes, and Be Patient
@melaniekissell
facebook.com/solomompreneur
Nicole Fende of The Numbers Whisperer®:
Timeless Marketing Tips from a Slow Learner to Boost Your Bottom Line
@NicoleAFende
facebook.com/SmallBizFinance
Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing:
Leave the Past in the Past: A Lesson from Star Trek
@WTFMarketing
gplus.to/NickArmstrong
(Cover photo image: Clown by iujaz)
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