Starting Your Own Business - What You Need To Know
While many WritingThoughts readers are already in business for themselves, I know that some of you are in the process of deciding whether or not to start a writing business.
The process of going into business for yourself can be a difficult, sometimes painful, one. I should know. I put it off for years.
Even when people told me that I ought to start a business, that my skills were perfect for it, I hesitated.
I wish now that I’d had someone like me back then — someone who’d been there to talk to. That’s why I wrote a post specifically to help guide those who might be thinking about starting a business of any kind.
You can find that post over at Home Biz Notes where I’m a guest blogger today.
Whether you are thinking of starting a business, or you’ve been in business for a while, why not stop by and leave your feedback?
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Yvonne Russell | May 22, 2008 | Reply
Hi Laura
Thanks for writing such a wonderful guest post for us at Home Biz Notes. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and I know our readers will too.
It’s a great checklist for anyone starting out or thinking about having their own business.
LS | May 23, 2008 | Reply
I’ve had a home business for about seven years now. The nature of the business has changed, though. I actually found that changing to a new business is a lot harder than getting started with a home business in the first place.
Chris Brown | May 25, 2008 | Reply
When I started my marketing and branding business in 1998, I wished I had someone to talk who would share tips/answer questions. That’s what is great about having blog authors now in 2008 - what a great resource! Thanks for sharing and please keep up the good work.
Chris Brown
Laura | May 27, 2008 | Reply
Hi Yvonne and LS!
I enjoyed writing the guest post and Home Biz Notes is a great blog to support in that way. I’m glad that you enjoyed it.