Bookkeeping Service with Quickbooks!
I finally got my quickbooks accounting software all set up and ready to go. I will now be offering bookkeeping service to all of my clients. Hiring a virtual bookkeeper for your business is a great economical way to keep on top of your business's financial outlook.
Contact me to learn more about my bookkeeping service. This service can be tailored to fit your needs!
Write better jewelry descriptions
You’ve done your research you have chosen where and how you will sell your jewelry online. You’ve taken great detailed photos of each piece of jewelry. Now comes the hard part, writing jewelry descriptions that sell. A lot of jewelry makers struggle with this part. If you find yourself at a loss for words when writing your descriptions, don’t worry, there are some simple tricks that will help you.
I am an artist. Why do I need a virtual assistant?
Trying to earn a living from your creative works is hard. I know I have done it. Many artists fail to make money with their passion not because their work isn’t any good but because they aren’t good at business. Creating is a full time job. It takes a lot of hard work. Hiring a virtual assistant can give you more time to create and help you run your business more effectively.
Joint Ventures: a way to improve your business. Written By Carolina Gonzalez
Joint Ventures: a way to improve your business.
Written By Carolina Gonzalez
A joint venture is the collaboration between two different business on
their way to succeed. By offering a service to business owners you can
promote your home business for free – and we makers know free
advertising is almost impossible to find nowadays!
Part One: The Experience
My husband met the The Old Riga tea bar owners before their business even
started, as he made the electricity installation for the place. We became good
Truth Number 1 of The 10 Creative Truths
There are 10 creative truths that I will be covering in this series.
Truth number 1 is the Second Law of Thermodynamics. This law basically states that everything will return to a state of disarray or chaos. What has been done will be undone. You can see this law at work in your daily life. You clean up and things get dirty again. You can put something together and eventually it will fall apart. This sounds worse that it really is, everything being in a constant state of change gives us opportunities to grow. When something is undone it can be remade into something better.
Taking more of my own advice. I want to be a photographer when I grow up!
I am always telling my clients to do what the love and go after their dreams. I (the naughty girl I am) keeps putting off the things I love. I love photography. I love everything about. I would make sense that I would try and work as a photographer, right? As they say "Do what you love and the money will follow."
At this point I'm not worried about the money part. Why? Even though I am not independently wealthy, I also believe that when you start doing something just because you might earn some cash, it takes all the joy out of it. Right now the joy is key.
Living Creatively: Avoiding Routine When You Own an Art Home-Based Business by Carolina González
Living Creatively:
Avoiding Routine When You Own an Art Home-Based Business
by Carolina González
There are certain artists who are never blocked and can produce art
continuously, even in different forms. Their designs are constantly evolving and
art skills improving and renovating. They seem to go ahead of the pack and are
usually copied by followers. What is the difference between that people and the
rest of mortals?
There are two sides to home-based business: if your products sell, you can
easily get trapped in the routine of making always the same things over and
Everyone is creative, really!
Creativity holds a strange place in our society. It is both admired and looked down on. Parents normally don’t want their children to grow up to be artists. At the same time when they see art they love they admire the work and the artist. Why is this? I’m not sure maybe it has something to do with preconceptions that artist are weird flighty people. I don’t even know when that misconception began. When did artist change from the honored people that recorded history, created sacred objects, and preformed a valued service? What is it about creativity that makes us both love and dislike it?
Creating for the fun of it or creating for the money?
In a perfect world artist would always be able to create things they love and have an endless supply of eager buyers. Unfortunately it doesn’t always work out that way. It seems that we either have starving artists or artist that give over everything just to please potential customers. Our culture also has a tendency to spin both of these artist types in a negative light. If you create only what you love and become the starving artist, then you must also be crazy or a looser.
Tarot as a tool for change
The use of tarot cards as divination tools is nothing new. Some of you will agree that using it as a tool for change or transformation also isn’t new. I find that this wonderful bit of information is sometimes lost or unknown to people that are just looking for a reading. I used to work part time giving readings to the general public. I got so burnt out. I got asked the same questions over and over.
“Does so and so love me?”
“Will I win the lottery?”
- Bookkeeping Service with Quickbooks!
- Write better jewelry descriptions
- I am an artist. Why do I need a virtual assistant?
- Joint Ventures: a way to improve your business. Written By Carolina Gonzalez
- Truth Number 1 of The 10 Creative Truths
- Taking more of my own advice. I want to be a photographer when I grow up!
- Living Creatively: Avoiding Routine When You Own an Art Home-Based Business by Carolina González
- Everyone is creative, really!
- Creating for the fun of it or creating for the money?
- Tarot as a tool for change
