If you’re low on cash, say you’re a stay at home mom, or you have a job but it’s not paying you enough to have extra cash to invest into your business, or you’re on disability, keep reading this post because I’m going to share with you my top four ways for how you can find side gigs or part-time online freelancing work that you can do from home.

There are a lot of myths floating around out there about what it’s like running a craft business or a handmade business.

You may not have explicitly expressed some of these and you may not even know that you believe some of these myths.

I talk to makers every day (and I’m one myself) so I’ve been in your shoes and I’ve seen there are a lot of mismanaged expectations that cause people to fail before they even get started.

In this post, I’m going to bust …

So you’ve finally decided you’re ready to move over to your own site and quit Etsy?

Read this post where I’ll share with you my recommended steps to make the transition as easy and smooth as possible for you.

If you haven’t yet watched my previous videos in this Etsy series, make sure you do.

Quitting Etsy is not an easy or simple decision, especially if you make most of your sales and income from there. I have another post that walks you through the questions …

Are you sick and tired of Etsy and its algorithm changes that mess with your shop and forced policies that you can’t opt-out of, and you just want to be more in control of your shop’s outcome, like more traffic and sales?

In this post, I’m going to help you decide if you’re really ready to quit Etsy.