Micro-business & Solo-preneurs

Truth be told I spend most of my working time sitting in a recliner chair in our lounge room with my laptop on my lap. Of course, there are times when this is not practical and I still require and enjoy using my office. Whether you are deciding to work at home as an employee or to go into business for yourself there are many practicalities of business that you need to consider. One of these considerations is the establishment of a home office.

I had, to my total delight, the opportunity to read a blog post written Kirsty Stewart of Enhance Your Chances. It was based on 'things I have learnt from being a resume writer'. It was hilarious and yet serious at the same time. Her reflection on her own experiences inspired me to write this particular article on the 10 things I have learnt from being in business.

Anger, stress and frustration are emotions that we all experience at times. In business we all work in competitive environments and have to constantly be on the ball in all aspects of operations as well as strategically focusing on the next move to be a step ahead of the competition. So when emotional pressure hits us either from our business or personal lives we must consider the best way to manage it to advantage rather than let it simmer until we explode or perpetually weep out of us in a constant pity party.

Getting all Steamed Up!