When I get overwhelmed or exhausted, the LAST thing I want to do is be on social media working my business. I’d rather be sitting, snuggled on the sofa with my kids, watching a movie, or enjoying a glass of wine.
This can be a touchy and tricky subject.
But it relates back to many of the previous topics: boundaries, priorities, authenticity, etc.
Staying on track does not necessarily mean following your schedule to a T.
We’ve learned why we need boundaries in place. But HOW do you set them to begin with?
A few factors need to be considered:
An invoicing system also helps you keep track of your expenses, income, and profits.
Short answer: yes.
If you have a service-based business or any type of business where people are buying things from you, you need an agreement.
There are plenty of free ones you can find and alter to fit your needs, but you certainly can consult an attorney or legal service to help you craft one that’s up to snuff as well.
