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As an entrepreneur, how often have you wondered what it would cost to have someone else do that one (or five) annoying task? As a mom-preneur, multiply that by 100. There are so many times when I have wondered how to get someone else to complete that spreadsheet, do the final edits on a website, sort out the final month’s financing and invoicing for me, or take care of packing lunches for my kids.
If you have been wandering through the endless Web Development sites, reading content about website development, or considering how to create a website you genuinely love, you are not alone. By now, you're likely aware of the hefty price tag often accompanying website design and blogging. But does it have to be that way?
As a doula, health practitioner, nutritionist, naturopathic doc, coach, therapist, or any other wellness professional venturing into the world of entrepreneurship, understanding the financial aspects is confusing as hell but ultimately incredibly important. This is my basic breakdown of the costs associated with starting a wellness business and a few key insights to help you navigate the financial universe of wellness biz.
We get it – social media can feel like a necessary evil, especially when you're just trying to run your business and not get sucked into the endless scroll. But here's the deal – it can be a powerful tool for business growth, AND that doesn’t mean you have to go all in and devote your precious time to socials.
