Being self-employed definitely has its perks. I’m able to craft my work schedule around my 5 kids…

Being self-employed definitely has its perks. I’m able to craft my work schedule around my 5 kids and be present (as much as I can) within their school and after-school activities. It’s why I originally wanted to be self-employed when I first became a mom. I wanted to be home - but I also knew I needed to bring in an income. It’s been hard work to build my business, but it’s something that I love. The tough part about being self-employed is that all of the responsibilities fall on your shoulders. Everything from creative to advertising to marketing to finance to business development - it’s all on me. I don’t have a team of people working with me every single day… and to be honest, it’s my toughest challenge. .

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I rely on resources available to me to help me feel part of a work community and know that I’m not alone. I’m thrilled to share with you a great resource for self-employed individuals like myself - @bSolo.

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bSolo is a community that provides resources for those who are just starting their freelance careers as well as the smartest, most savvy solopreneurs. Being solo today isn’t quite streamlined. While solo workers like me have more independence when it comes to our time and career, we also accept a higher degree of complexity. One of my biggest challenges as a freelancer is navigating the financial responsibilities, including how to price my work. bSolo helps self-employed people, like me, take care of this part of the business, and more, and I’m beyond thankful for this kind of support.

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Whatever your business is - if you’re a soloprenuer - @bSolo can help you out – be sure to check out their online resources and sign up for their newsletter! #AD #Entrepreneur #SideHustle #Soloprenuer