Each week, we explore topics you need to know to grow your maker hobby into a maker business and brand.
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In this episode, maybe you’ve considered taking your maker hobby to the next level: your own small business. You’ve imagined doing what you love, on your own terms, and creating income for your family, instead of creating wealth for someone else from 9 to 5.
But it’s a huge gamble. You're not sure where to start, or even if you can do it. And who has time to sift through the internet for business information, and know what's true and what’s BS. Because believe me, there's a lot of BS out there.
In fact, after 30 years of owning and managing businesses, I can tell you that your concerns about starting a small business means you're in a good place right now. Because it means you're practical and realistic about what starting a business is like. This stuff is hard work.
But if it’s time for you to put in the work, and make your entrepreneurial dreams come true, listen to my BUSINESS FOR MAKERS podcast this week
Listen to all the details of our brand new online course designed for makers like you, called “Raising Awareness About Your Brand”, on this week’s BUSINESS FOR MAKERS Podcast
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Special thanks to Brian Chervitz
M.S., Associate Instructional Designer at the University of Wisconsin
Theme music Relax and Fade by Mr Smith