There's more ways to learn than ever before. We're overloaded with information and have less time to consume it, and so we naturally gravitate to the style of learning that is most effective for our individual needs. We’ve put together this quick quiz to get you thinking about your naturally learning style and what works best for you.
Whatever your product or service is, you have customers who are buying it. But it might surprise you to hear that some of those customers are buying from you because they haven't found a better alternative. You're not solving their problem entirely but they either can't be bothered looking elsewhere or they don't even realise they're missing out... until a better option comes their way.
Creating a strategy can be as complicated or as simple as you want to make it. As long as you find a way to match the needs of a group of people with the product or service you’ve developed, then you’re off to a great start. And to be able to do that, there will naturally be three phases that you follow.
Some things are super obvious in hindsight but this key strategic ingredient is forgotten by many businesses large and small.
Simply having a strategy isn't enough. To have a good one that is useful and meaningful takes a key ingredient.
Strategy is one of the most over-used words in business and yet its true value is often misunderstood.
I’m completely confident that procrastination is a critical part of my creative process after this lightbulb moment.
Sometimes our output doesn't entirely match up to our expectations. Let's try to be a little less harsh on ourselves and have faith in our voice.
Freelancers are available in a myriad of skills and professions and the nature of their independence can mean they are both easier and harder to work with.
There are a lot of unique demands you need to face as a freelancer, not least of which is the ability to promote yourself. Not being able to hide behind someone else’s business or logo, can be pretty challenging.
