Being a micropreneur does not have to mean "small"
Being a micropreneur does not have to mean "small" revenue. Working solo expert, Terri Lonier, joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how the landscape has changed for those who want to stay small business while growing revenue, by using contract relationships.
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Interview with Terri Lonier
Interview with Terri Lonier
Articles by Terri Lonier
Streamline Your Life
As soloists, we become masters at blending the public and private sides of our lives. Terri Lonier talks to us about ways to streamline our lives.
Autoresponders
Every week, when the Working Solo Minute zips across the Internet, it triggers a host of autoresponders. Terri Lonier shares some of those interesting responses with you.
It's Always Something
Soloists sometime become overwhelmed with the amount of interruptions they receive in a work day. Terri Lonier explains the three varieties of common communications, and how to deal with them.
The 12-year-old Nephew Pitch
How clear are you in marketing your product? If you are unsure, try asking an adolescent. Terri Lonier explains.
Making Pro Bono Work for You
Pro bono work can bring many benefits to your small business as a soloist. Here's how to make it work from Terri Lonier.