Starting a Business Crazy or Inspired

Starting a Business Crazy or Inspired I was reading about a local (Utah) company that has seen some great success. The part that hooked me in was the struggles the owner and his family went through.   The last line of the last comment (as of right now) says:  Starting a business is a gamble, and well over half dont work out, and theres no getting back the investments you made into it. The fine line between crazy and inspired gets crossed many times. Yep. Crazy on one side of the line, inspired on the other, and you kind of walk it like a tight rope sometimes falling on either side. I will say, however, that the power of having any income streams, more than your job (which for most is the primary income stream) is so empowering. Even having something that you put on pause, but can fire up again if you lose your job (aka, primary income stream), is awesome. Imagine this scenario: you have a job, and you have something going on in the background (right now this is called a side hustle). One day you get laid off. When I was laid off in January of 2006, I had no side hustle, and it was a painful and scary journey. When I was laid off from BambooHR (my last day was Nov 30th, last week), I did have a side hustle. Actually, I have three side hustles. One was completely paused (it is now unpaused), another was very passive (I have two rental units), and the third, JibberJobber, I had my team working on it and directed them much less than I had for the previous 12 years. Know what? Getting laid off sucks. It is demoralizing, and has a crazy serious impact on your life in so many ways. There is no way around that. It sucks. But getting laid off with three side hustles? Guess who is not as terrified as he was almost 13 years ago, the last time this happened? It took a lot of work to get here. And now that Im here, and recently laid off, my message is louder than ever. People: Manage your careers!!!!! This includes networking. It includes personal branding. And it definitely includes creating other revenue streams (and managing your spending)! More to come Starting a Business Crazy or Inspired I was reading about a local (Utah) company that has seen some great success. The part that hooked me in was the struggles the owner and his family went through.   The last line of the last comment (as of right now) says:  Starting a business is a gamble, and well over half dont work out, and theres no getting back the investments you made into it. The fine line between crazy and inspired gets crossed many times. Yep. Crazy on one side of the line, inspired on the other, and you kind of walk it like a tight rope sometimes falling on either side. I will say, however, that the power of having any income streams, more than your job (which for most is the primary income stream) is so empowering. Even having something that you put on pause, but can fire up again if you lose your job (aka, primary income stream), is awesome. Imagine this scenario: you have a job, and you have something going on in the background (right now this is called a side hustle). One day you get laid off. When I was laid off in January of 2006, I had no side hustle, and it was a painful and scary journey. When I was laid off from BambooHR (my last day was Nov 30th, last week), I did have a side hustle. Actually, I have three side hustles. One was completely paused (it is now unpaused), another was very passive (I have two rental units), and the third, JibberJobber, I had my team working on it and directed them much less than I had for the previous 12 years. Know what? Getting laid off sucks. It is demoralizing, and has a crazy serious impact on your life in so many ways. There is no way around that. It sucks. But getting laid off with three side hustles? Guess who is not as terrified as he was almost 13 years ago, the last time this happened? It took a lot of work to get here. And now that Im here, and recently laid off, my message is louder than ever. People: Manage your careers!!!!! This includes networking. It includes personal branding. And it definitely includes creating other revenue streams (and managing your spending)! More to come

A Few Tips On How To Go About Creating A Creative Resume

A Few Tips On How To Go About Creating A Creative ResumeComonay DC is a smooth engine, when it comes to resume writing. When you submit your resume online to one of their providers, it will be automatically screened by the system. They have made sure that they are being helpful to many people across the globe and they are even providing great assistance when it comes to creating some of the best resumes. Since most people are doing it themselves, they cannot always do this by themselves, and then they need help.It is true that you can do it on your own but what if you don't have the time? Then it is time to ask for some help with resume writing. Not only can Comonay DC provide some wonderful assistance with resume writing, they can also serve as an invaluable resource for people who are looking for creative resumes.A creative resume is important in terms of helping you land a good job. That is why you must make sure that your resume is as creative as possible. You can use a creative resume by adding bullets or simple text to your resume. Also, you can make your resume as creative as possible by allowing yourself to be creative and experimental in your resume. Just think how difficult it would be to land a job if the company was convinced that you were not creative enough when it came to resume writing.It is important to have a good title for your resume. Most people assume that they need to include a creative resume in order to be successful. However, a creative resume can be useful even without a creative title. Your resume needs to be designed to give potential employers a clear idea of what kind of work you can offer them.You can also add your personal statement on your resume in order to take the composition process a step further. You can make this part of your resume and help convey the message to the employer that you are not just your job. It is true that people who have a good interview are usually able to communicate the message to the interviewer bet ter, but you can still convey your message in a very creative way.When you are submitting your resume, be sure to make sure that it is formatted properly. Many applicants to submit their resumes in the wrong format, and there are many different formats that you can submit your resume in. Some people like to submit their resumes as Word files, while others prefer to submit their resumes as PDF files. Others like to submit their resumes as Microsoft Word files.The most important thing that you should remember when you are preparing your resume is that you should stick to the basics. You should know what the basics of resume writing are, and then you should know how to add your creative side in a way that will make your resume stand out from the rest. If you do this, then you should be able to land a job that you are interested in.It is possible to be successful in landing a job without ever putting your resume in front of a human being. Just make sure that you make a well-researched a nd well-written resume and then submit it to one of the Comonay DC resume writing providers. This is one of the most important steps that you can take to help you land a job and help you land the job that you want.