Michelle Gutierrez
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Solopreneur and Family
I taught for over 15yrs, 12 of those years close to downtow San Antonio. The job was demanding but ultimately rewarding at the days end for the better part of my career. When my children came along that sense of fulfillment that used to help me through the tough times seemed to dwindle every time I had to drop my children off with their caregivers. Like many solopreneurs I chose to leave my career to have more time and flexibility with my family. The truth of the matter is that leaving my career behind to be a business owner that works from home was one of the hardest things I ever did.
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How To Outsource Your Social Media & Have More Time For Your Business & Family
Social media is without a doubt a key element to the success of an online business, but it is just as critical to the offline business, yet many business owners just don’t have the time it takes to nurture their platforms. Social media provides the business owner a way to establish online trust, build relationships and market themselves in a way that is authentic. There are so many opportunities to get involved with groups and network online it can seem overwhelming when thinking about where you want to start.
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8 Characteristics of a Great Business Owner
One of my favorite authors and speaker of all time is Charles Swindoll. I think that his written work inspired me in many ways because of the simple way he uses the best qualities in human beings to make his stories come to life. He also reminds me of my uncle who was an integral part of the forming of my best characteristics. My uncle often uses simple illustrations to make complicated issues less intense and he always had a way of making things easier to understand. To have this influence on others is powerful and to have someone like that on your side is a tremendous asset.
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Why Solopreneurs Need A Plan B
ling any pitfalls that come your way as a solopreneur... Let’s face it: life happens. You can never plan for that unexpected car accident or taking care of someone who is seriously ill (maybe even yourself!). One of the best things you can do, as a solopreneur is to have someone you can entrust your clients to, who can provide an equivalent level of quality and customer service, as well as deliver on the promises you made.
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Business Is Great!
What kind of relationship do you have with your customers?
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Stress Relief For The Weary Teacher
Stress, we often hear how stress can affect our health but as a teacher this risk is even greater. Teachers encounter a huge amount of stress and it's become a part of the norm and most of the things that others would find stressful; teachers consider a part of the everyday routine. The one room school houses of yesterday would be a welcome change for the average teacher in today's public school.
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Top 10 Signs A Teacher Is Burned Out
There are a number of factors that contribute to a teacher's burnout but as most teachers know there can be some signs that can be passed off as a "bad year" or personal situations that can temporarily cause the same sort of results, so how does a teacher know the difference? Here are a few signs that former teachers consistently shared that occur more frequently or for more than one school year in a row. 1. You cringe when the school supplies make their first appearance before the last firework even pops for the 4th of July!
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The Price of Giving
“In the beginning, the price of giving great love is risking that it won’t be returned. Until you understand, of course, that great love is always returned. With interest.” – Mike Dooley
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