If there if one thing I definitely don't miss about working for someone else...
The French newsweekly "Journal du Dimanche" has reported on a newly-identified psychological disorder called "Paris Syndrome." About a dozen Japanese visitors to Paris require psychiatric treatment each year, when the reality of Parisian culture does not meet their expectations.
Thank goodness the heat wave here in the Bay Area appears to be over. I awoke to overcast skies this morning, typical of a true summer around here. I will never again disparage them. At least this month.
...an entrepreneur, that is. Pam Slim at Escape from Cubicle Nation has a thoughtful post on the distinctions between being self-employed and being an entrepreneur.
Steve Pavlina offers up "10 Stupid Mistakes Made by the Newly Self-Employed." Many of these mistakes are almost a rite of passage when you set out on your own business path
The joys of working from home... :-)...
Tina Forsyth at Online Business Manager has a great post that has really struck a chord with me (and I'm sure many other people who make their living online) about the "Passive Revenue Myth."
Leah at Working Solo writes about the most common obstacles she sees in women who are creating a business. (And they certainly apply to men as well!) Some of these obstacles include fear of failure, lack of experience, procrastination, disorganization, and time management.
The October issue of Inc. has a list of "75 Reasons to Be Glad You're an American Entrepreneur Right Now." Some of them are especially compelling.
Love this post from Tim at Solo Tees. And he's dead on...it's not something someone can tell you. You just know it from within.
I came across this quote the other day, and I immediately fell in love with it. How perfect! There was no attribution, so I decided to follow-up and find out who gifted us with this witty (and so-true) observation. Boy, was I in for puzzle...
The growing market for "Side-Business Software" products that accomodate the millions of side-businesses out there, including independent freelancers, people who work for their employer during the day and then run their own side business at night, passionate hobbyists...