Good advice, wrong stage
Most of the advice that has not worked for you was not wrong. It was written for a woman standing somewhere else.
Read on: Good advice, wrong stageRenee Shupe
Letters from my desk, for women in their second chapter. Building a business on enough, the books I’m reading, pens and paper, love, and whatever else has my attention this week.
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Most of the advice that has not worked for you was not wrong. It was written for a woman standing somewhere else.
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Read on: Vienna Waits: The Song That Made Me Pull OverPacking alone, moving day, and a room with no screens, where the ideas get to arrive before they have to become useful.
Read on: Moving House, and the Room With No ScreensI launched a membership and heard nothing back. Zero sales.
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