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Wedding & event professionals need these contract templates - Creative Law Shop review
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Wedding & event professionals need these contract templates - Creative Law Shop review

When you have a business and you’re advertising through a website, you need certain legal documents in place to protect yourself (and your clients). If you are a venue, planner, photographer, florist, baker, caterer, calligrapher, stationer, live painter, dj, band, or any other vendor that offers a service, this is for you :)

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The biggest lessons I learned from my first 6 months growing a business
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The biggest lessons I learned from my first 6 months growing a business

Even though some of the numbers are slightly embarrassing, I wanted to honestly and publicly record as much as I feel comfortable with, so I can track my progress over time and hopefully inspire someone to go after their goals even though it’s not easy. 🙂 So let’s get into what’s working, what’s not, and some of my best advice for new business owners! I’m going to go roughly in the order in which I started working on the different areas of success (Feel free to skip ahead to the topic you’re most interested in): Mindfulness | Marketing | Creativity | Sales | Community For each area I’ll touch on what education I benefited from, what I achieved, what lessons I learned, and what my goals are moving forward, where applicable. And then I’ll get to the non-business related stuff I’ve enjoyed most so far this year! Let’s get into it 😈

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How I dealt with chronic pain by starting my own business
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How I dealt with chronic pain by starting my own business

Up till now, I’ve kept the focus of my blog on helping small biz owners create better websites and in turn, increase the perceived value of their businesses. But I think it’s time I give a little background on who I am and what drives me.

I want you to know why this blog and this business means so incredibly much to me. And perhaps, just maybe, there’s a chance it’ll inspire someone in some cool way.

In early 2019 I started doing website design and development inside of Squarespace. But let’s back up a bit. Like a LOT bit. I want to share what led me to this point.

Because I didn’t go to school for design, or anything computers-related for that matter. In fact, I never even thought I could or would want to get into this industry until 2018. But that just goes to show how bad we are at predicting our futures, and how quick we are to falsely label the limits of our abilities.

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