erin lynch vs. webclique.net | round 5
Failure can be a learning experience, but only when we’re open to it. Getting past our initial reactions and not giving into fear’s 1-2 punch allows us to grow and get better.
Owning the Rubber and the Road
Tag: entrepreneur
Is It True?
I had a business coach during the first year I started the studio. I was doing a small amount of business, had a few steady clients, and was really focused on growing. I wanted the studio to become something bigger.
Change for a Dollar?
A few months ago I wrote a piece about how embracing risk is an essential skill for entrepreneurs to develop. The crux of the article was that it’s not easy to feel comfortable taking risks.
Let It Go
I’ve grown accustomed to trying to do everything myself. For years, I was a design army of one. I liked the level of control doing everything afforded me.
Flexibility is Key
When I decided to take on this project and produce 100 days of writing I tried to be a realist.
On Down Time
I’ve been thinking on the subject of down time and the importance of resetting. This is most likely because I’m so completely horrible at striking that balance between work and real life.
Stepping Out
It’s almost a right of passage—stepping out on your own and carving your niche as a freelancer. The desire to do things your own way can be completely exhilarating.
The Rise of the Penitent Onion
The widespread acceptance of design has changed the way we work with clients.
Taking Risks, the French Kiss of Entrepreneurship
You can’t have reward without some measure of risk. As an entrepreneur or small business owner risk has to become a part of the daily trade.