The 2 Essential Components that Make or Break Your Brand

So you just decided to start a business. Your side hustle.

Your own little piece of the entrepreneurial pie.

You get all excited about the possibilities.

I could design website templates for people on a budget!

I could create travel guides and videos for top destinations around the world! eek!

I could create meal plans for those on a fitness journey!

Then you start thinking about the details.

I need a website.

I need a logo.

I need brand colors.

I need a brand.

Then the overwhelm sets in....

Business Essentials, Branding + DesignYuri GibsonAugust 4, 2016getting started, planning + organizingComment

The Most Crucial Step When You Start a Side Hustle...

Today I'm starting a new series called #StartSmallStartSmart inspired by the mini-lessons I seem apt to write on Instagram.

Today's lesson was inspired by a podcast I recently heard by Ms. Myleik Teele (founder of Curl Box).

Read on to find out the most crucial step when starting a side hustle...

The Only 4 Tools You Need to Run Your Side Hustle

You know what phrase I really hate?

It’s complicated.

Whether you’re talking about a relationship, “but what do you mean you’re not ready for a relationship?”It’s complicated.

Or trying to figure out how to run a business “But how can a CTA help with the know, like & trust factor plus get you your ROI?”

It’s complicated.

Actually that one just sounds complicated.

And what I hate even more is that I’ve found myself using the very phrase that I hate.

So while sipping my evening tea (okay wine) I thought, are some things truly meant to be complicated?

And if so, does business have to be one of them...

13 Reasons You Should Start a Side Hustle (Especially if You're in Debt)

So I’m willing to bet that if you’re reading this you carry some form of debt.

Whether that be credit cards, a car note, or immense student debt like myself - some form of debt is hanging over your head and you want a way to to take hold of it and put it in it’s place (i.e. a place that is no longer funded by your bank account).

But debt isn’t something that goes away over night. Instead it is something that we have to make a conscious effort to master and get rid of. And that usually requires time. Lot’s and lot's of time. Years. Decades. Or even half a century (like it can seem or even truly be sometimes).

But what if you could maximize on the time that you already have...