It’s funny how experience both humbles and emboldens. I’ve spent a fair share of my days being the “David” in an industry brimming with Goliaths; no slingshot, just plenty of questions and a stubborn trust in honesty. I don’t claim to have all the answers. Actually, that’s sort of the point. Still, having navigated a
Notes
I’ve spent a good chunk of time working solo and, for reasons unknown, haven’t quite given myself permission to share my revelations from this peculiar journey. So, consider this my “I can’t believe I waited this long” list of advice for fellow solopreneurs (and anyone who wonders if structure might actually be a good thing).
I’ve always found that the best ideas show up when I’m chatting with myself. Sometimes with wildly expressive hand gestures. Oftentimes when I’m driving (minus the hand gestures). So in true Notes from Debbie spirit, I’ve wrangled five (5) pieces of advice (well, more accurately, observations masquerading as advice) from my foray into the solo
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