Solo Psyche: Working in your home business

Here we explore and celebrate what it means to be working alone in your home business. If you have ever pondered the philosophy behind going it alone in business, this is the section for you.

Articles urge you to consider what being a soloist or sole trader means to you; how you feel about your work and how to make the most of being unique. Also highlighted are the dangers of emulating corporate culture or that of big business when carving out your business’ own identity.

Whether your solo business is already airborne or yet to get off the ground, this section helps you answer the big questions.

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Solo Psyche articles

• Embracing change in your solo business

  Whether it's a simple process amendment or a total rethink of strategy, change is inevitable in our business. However, handling change can be a real challenge. Here are some tips to make it easier.

  • 03 June 09
  • Megan Tough
  • 7 Comments

• Preventing professional isolation

  Outsiders may wonder how you can feel isolated when you've clients and suppliers to talk to and the family upstairs. But professional isolation is a soloist’s occupational hazard.

  • 15 May 09
  • Roz Howland
  • 14 Comments

• 25 lies told by freelancers and clients

  Liars are everywhere, but they’re hard to spot, even if their pants are on fire. Never fear, I’ve researched the top 25 business lies told by freelancers and clients. Actually, there are only 14, but 25 will attract more RSS and Twitter readers.

  • 13 May 09
  • Noel Ranger
  • 24 Comments

• Eight common business assumptions

  Over the years, I have heard many interesting beliefs that business people hold about themselves and their business. Here are the most common business assumptions I encounter.

  • 24 April 09
  • Zern Liew
  • 10 Comments

• Positive energy: How to refresh your business

  Are you carrying around dead weight in your business and your life? It's time to slough off what's dragging you down and start the year with positive energy.

  • 27 March 09
  • Zoe Routh
  • 12 Comments

• Achieving your goals: The energy paradox

  Conventional wisdom states single mindedness, focus and determination will help you with achieving your goals and fixing problems. But what if trying too hard proves counterproductive?

  • 03 March 09
  • Sam Leader
  • 39 Comments

• Taxi driver wisdom

  Recently, I was invited to present at a breakfast meeting. In fact, five of us stood up and spoke, but it’s the taxi driver wisdom I got from my cabbie that morning that’s stuck with me.

  • 24 February 09
  • Robert Gerrish
  • 25 Comments

• How will a sea change affect your business?

  The decision to make a tree or sea change is relatively easy. But have you thought through how your solo business might be affected by such a move?

  • 09 February 09
  • Trish Weston
  • 9 Comments

• Perfection Infection

  Does the thought of failure make you feel queasy? Do you set the bar too high? You may just have what psychologists are now calling the Perfection Infection.

  • 28 January 09
  • Andrew May
  • 15 Comments

• Breakthrough thoughts: Listen to yourself

  While a majority of our inner dialogue is relatively trivial, we all have breakthrough thoughts that cut through the minutiae, snap us to attention and get us to act. Now is the ideal time to take note and take action.

  • 20 January 09
  • Sam Leader
  • 24 Comments

• Can you run a business from the beach?

  Inspired by those cheesy images of freelancers working blissfully from the beach, I took a towel, sunnies, big straw hat and my trusty laptop down to the beach to write my Flying Solo article in the sun. Here’s the unedited result.

  • 25 December 08
  • Noel Ranger
  • 18 Comments

• Business goodwill: 12 goodwill questions

  It's time to review the goodwill performance of your solo business. How will your business measure up?

  • 22 December 08
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 3 Comments

• Celebrating Christmas solo

  Celebrations are an important part of life, but are there ways of enjoying the festive season if there's only you in the office? Absolutely!

  • 19 December 08
  • Linda Anderson
  • 10 Comments

• A positive perspective in difficult times

  The world is filled with news of doom and gloom, so now is a good time to share an interesting story about keeping a positive perspective during difficult times.

  • 01 December 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 12 Comments

• How your work impacts your self-worth

  For those of us who love what we do, our sense of self-worth and work can become intimately intertwined.

  • 12 November 08
  • Zern Liew
  • 8 Comments

• Interview with Don Angel, World Wide Business Group

  The ABC has been following small businessman Don Angel's exploits via the hit TV show Very Small Business. We sat down with Don to gather his unique insights on running a small business.

  • 07 November 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 8 Comments

• Words of wisdom: The things people say

  Simple, memorable words of wisdom can come from anywhere. Here are some personal favourites.

  • 23 September 08
  • Robert Gerrish
  • 30 Comments

• Organic business: Why I’ve gone organic

  As a soloist, I’ve struggled to find the right amount of structure to keep my business fresh, enjoyable and with a healthy cash flow. I have discovered over time that the organic business approach works best for me.

  • 19 September 08
  • Trish Weston
  • 18 Comments

• From part-time to full-time soloist

  When Karen Morath wrote about what it’s like going from full-time soloist to part-time employed a swarm of soloists sent their condolences. I’ve recently had the inverse experience, giving up my part-time job to become a full-time soloist.

  • 10 September 08
  • Megan Hills
  • 5 Comments

• Working styles: Profile of a soloist

  My working style is to pretty much work from anywhere: at home, in cafés, client premises, on planes, trains and in busy food halls. As my work encompasses many of my interests, I let it blend into my life more so than would be comfortable for many.

  • 03 September 08
  • Zern Liew
  • 11 Comments

• Fuel saving tips for soloists

  If you use your car in the course of running your business, to drive to clients perhaps, then the cost of petrol could be hurting your bottom line. Here are some simple, effective fuel saving tips to keep you on the road and not in the red!

  • 27 August 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 5 Comments

• Being aware of your weaknesses

  Marketing 101 states you need to emphasise your strengths to your clients. At one stage or another, you’ll have asked yourself “What am I really good at? What’s my USP? How do I stand out from the competition?”

  • 19 August 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 34 Comments

• Renewing passion for your business

  For a soloist, ‘working on your business’ inevitably means working on yourself, something I realised had not been a priority. In this article I discuss ways you can renew passion for your business.

  • 11 August 08
  • Robyn Haydon
  • 9 Comments

• Flexible working arrangements

  One of the things I love about being a soloist is the flexibility. I’m not alone in this, obviously, but I was reminded recently about how important flexible working arrangements are to me.

  • 29 July 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 23 Comments

• How positive thoughts cause positive actions

  A reader asked a great question in response to my article on using fear to build confidence prompting this article on positive thoughts and positive actions. They asked “No matter how positive our thoughts are, don’t actions speak louder than words?”

  • 25 July 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 13 Comments

• Don’t let perfectionism ruin your business

  While large companies are spending major marketing dollars on trying to look more human, many soloists are falling into the perfectionism trap of trying to match the machine-like appearance of the big guns in order to compete with them.

  • 21 July 08
  • Megan Hills
  • 2 Comments

• The naked truth about your business standards

  By virtue of flying solo I get to hide at home in unthinkable clothes and undone hair and sitting in a mess of an office. Have I let my business standards drop so far that I should fear getting my corporate kit off?

  • 11 July 08
  • Karen Morath
  • 6 Comments

• Flexible working hours: The end of weekends?

  In a slew of Friday emails to our lovely contributors, I signed off with ‘Have a great weekend.’ I have since realised it’s a bit of a silly thing to say to a soloist with our flexible working hours.

  • 17 June 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 30 Comments

• Failure or feedback? Why you can never fail

  Have you ever considered what would you do if you knew you couldn't fail? Where you would take your business? Your life? Here’s some good news, by perceiving failure as feedback soloists need never fail.

  • 11 June 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 15 Comments

• Ever pondered pulling the pin?

  There were many days when I was a full time solo business owner that I thought I would pull the pin, throw in the towel, get a proper job and really do something with my life.

  • 06 June 08
  • Karen Morath
  • 11 Comments

• Work satisfaction: You can keep your money

  In the 2008 Understanding Micro Business survey, we found average happiness levels ranked at 8/10, while satisfaction with income languished at 5/10.

  • 27 May 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 24 Comments

• Do you run a socially responsible business?

  Running a socially responsible business means consciously managing the social impact of your business - how it relates to you, your clients and your community.

  • 14 May 08
  • Zern Liew
  • 8 Comments

• Are soloists just corporate misfits?

  Since trading in being a full time soloist to become an institutional employee, I have been reflecting on why I decided to fly solo in the first place and wondering whether soloists are just corporate misfits.

  • 09 May 08
  • Karen Morath
  • 18 Comments

• Getting a motivation hit

  Soloists love the freedom and control working alone gives us. However, recently I was reminded of how much I missed spending a day 'at work' with other human beings, and how working with others is a great way to get a motivation hit.

  • 21 April 08
  • Megan Tough
  • 9 Comments

• Self awareness: Do you know what you’re doing?

  However self-aware you consider yourself to be, it’s surprisingly common to underestimate your effect on others. Here I discuss the importance of self awareness.

  • 15 April 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 16 Comments

• Business reputation: Is yours beautiful?

  Soloists rarely have cause to consider the aesthetics of their business reputation. Business is often regarded as a purely practical and functional activity. So where does the concept of beauty fit and is it possible to create a beautiful business?

  • 14 April 08
  • Peter Morgan
  • 5 Comments

• Work styles: From solo to employed

  I have sold out! For the first time in fifteen years, I have changed work styles and have a proper job. It’s part time, but it means I am no longer just flying solo.

  • 04 April 08
  • Karen Morath
  • 16 Comments

• Why business integrity is so important

  Whether it’s a massive Enron-type scandal or the unreliable tradesman who doesn’t call back, everyone seems to have an opinion on what integrity is and many examples of what it isn’t. So what is business integrity and why is it so important?

  • 17 March 08
  • Peter Morgan
  • 5 Comments

• The soloist’s business support team

  How many of us would achieve what we do without our partners, friends, peers, family and pets who make up our unofficial business support team? It's time these silent partners got due thanks for the part they play in making our businesses a success.

  • 29 February 08
  • Trish Weston
  • 5 Comments

• Success in business: Values and fulfilment

  Although easily overlooked, we ignore values at our peril as they hold the key to a soloist’s ultimate success in business: personal fulfilment.

  • 11 February 08
  • Peter Morgan
  • 3 Comments

• The downside of being your own boss

  You stroll into your boss’ office, flick your resignation letter nonchalantly onto the desk and explain precisely what they can do with their stinking job. Then you swan out to cheers of your workmates. Or so goes the fantasy of being your own boss.

  • 05 February 08
  • Peter Crocker
  • 31 Comments

• Economic sustainability: When everyone profits

  We are acutely aware of cash flow, ROI, profit and assets in our solo ventures. But when we look at how our business impacts upon the economy sustainability of our communities, we discover that we're not the only ones who can benefit from our business.

  • 28 January 08
  • Trish Weston

• Choosing colours to alter perception

  If you’re feeling full of life and bubbling with creativity and confidence, chances are you’re wearing red. If you’re feeling indifferent, or distant, you are probably dressed in black. This article looks at choosing colours to alter perception.

  • 23 January 08
  • Sue Currie
  • 12 Comments

• Holding grudges: Time to give up the grudge

  Are you holding grudges? With resolutions in place and a strong sense of optimism, now is the ideal time to make a conscious decision to give up a grudge.

  • 08 January 08
  • Sam Leader
  • 23 Comments

• Crafting a personal mission statement

  To be successful in our business, we need to have a clear vision of where we are going, as well as how we are going to get there. This can be done by creating a personal mission statement, describing the ultimate purpose for our solo journey.

  • 04 January 08
  • Peter Morgan
  • 1 Comment

• People skills: Creating a sustainable business

  Having good people skills and treating people we work with well is an important aspect of creating a sustainable business. This area, however, doesn’t get a lot of attention despite its presence behind many of our concerns about work and fairness.

  • 17 December 07
  • Trish Weston
  • 7 Comments

• The benefits of community involvement

  As soloists we are able to give back to our communities through our ability to be flexible with our time. Community involvement keeps our society functioning as it should, through connecting with people rather than just focusing on making profits.

  • 26 November 07
  • Karen Morris
  • 9 Comments

• Business commitments: Is your word your bond?

  ‘Gumps’, the oldest member of my family, is a 91 year old country stockman. Back in the day, he did big deals on nothing more than a handshake. But it seems business commitments and promises are getting increasingly casual. Is your word your bond?

  • 20 November 07
  • Peter Crocker
  • 28 Comments

• Seven ways to create a sustainable business

  The evidence is everywhere. If we don’t treat clients with respect, we lose them. If we take non-renewable resources from the planet, they run out. It’s time to look past our financial bottom-line to see how to create a truly sustainable business.

  • 08 October 07
  • Trish Weston
  • 11 Comments

• Do you have a green business?

  The idea of having a green business is very topical at the moment and every change we make to the way we consume resources and reduce waste helps. Here are the green things I do as part of my business practice. What can you do in your business?

  • 21 September 07
  • Zern Liew
  • 13 Comments

• Work satisfaction: Do you love what you do?

  How do you know if you really love your work? There are two points in the week that are sure-fire indicators of your work satisfaction.

  • 18 September 07
  • Peter Crocker
  • 38 Comments

• The best things about being my own boss

  I bounced out of bed this morning. No alarm clock, no “just five more minutes”. It was my first day of freedom after spending eight months working for someone else and I am once again able to appreciate the great things about being my own boss.

  • 10 September 07
  • Trish Weston
  • 16 Comments

• How to make the most of August

  On the Dalai Lama’s recent visit to Australia, he delivered a strong message about the importance of gratitude. This really got me thinking about the way I live my life. I’m a soloist. Why?

  • 01 August 07
  • Karen Morath
  • 13 Comments

• How to overcome boredom when working alone

  Working alone, means soloists need to know how to overcome boredom if their business is to prosper. Not being able to cope with being alone is one of the key reasons solo businesses fail, plus it puts people off going it alone in the first place.

  • 31 July 07
  • Sam Leader
  • 24 Comments

• Mixing solo business with employment

  Most of us reckon our solo business ought to provide all our work, career and financial needs. But rather than going it alone all the time, maybe there are benefits to mixing your business with part time employment.

  • 30 July 07
  • Trish Weston
  • 14 Comments

• Is risk taking necessary in business?

  In so many ways, life today is easy. Rarely do we live on the edge - in the arena of fight or flight - where our instinct tell us how best to survive! So is risk taking necessary in business?

  • 27 July 07
  • Peter Morgan
  • 11 Comments

• Motivation: Getting back your work focus

  It's easy for solopreneurs to lose work focus and motivation. We only have ourselves to rely on to make sure the business runs smoothly. But before you take any steps to curb the problem, some lateral thinking can be very helpful.

  • 11 July 07
  • Karen Morris
  • 9 Comments

• Finding out what makes your business unique

  I believe when you are willing to put aside your concerns about what other people think and trust your intuition, something magical happens. From there, you can unearth what makes your business unique.

  • 09 July 07
  • Kate James
  • 5 Comments

• Can your business handle the truth?

  Too often in business we fail to speak the truth. Instead we say what we think people want to hear and act as we're told to act. What would be the impact on your business if your customer’s knew what you really thought?

  • 29 June 07
  • Robert Gerrish
  • 10 Comments

• New business projects: Do you need to believe?

  As soloists, we tend to have a fair bit of influence over what new business projects we take on, and what jobs we let through to the keeper. This is one of soloism's great attractions.

  • 26 June 07
  • Peter Crocker
  • 5 Comments

• Contentment: Being content with less

  What are your views on contentment? Is it ok to aspire for me or should you be content with less?

  • 19 June 07
  • Sam Leader
  • 23 Comments

• Self-confidence: Is your ego taking over?

  As a soloist, a healthy level of self-confidence is a good thing. But too much ego can be an issue. Signs include extreme feelings of inadequacy when you’re being challenged or when a client or colleague has rejected an idea you’ve proposed.

  • 04 June 07
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 7 Comments

• Small business versus solo business

  Recently I went from solo business to small business and back again to solo life. It's been an interesting experience and one that's reacquainted me with my inner solopreneur – thank goodness!

  • 25 May 07
  • Jess Tyler
  • 5 Comments

• Get Real: Listening skills and being yourself

  Some soloists like to adopt different identities at work and at home. But if you avoid being yourself or leave a big part of yourself out of our work, you fail to be authentic.

  • 13 April 07
  • Zern Liew
  • 16 Comments

• Dealing with your strengths and weaknesses

  There's nothing like running a solo business to ruthlessly expose our strengths and weaknesses. We try to juggle all the balls and wear all the hats, but inevitably we're good at some things, not at others.

  • 27 March 07
  • Sam Leader
  • 24 Comments

• Nature versus nurture: are entrepreneurs born or made?

  The argument over nature versus nurture is a long-standing one in child-rearing discussion groups. But the same argument can be levelled amongst those who work for themselves. Are entrepreneurs born or made?

  • 23 March 07
  • Michele Hackshall
  • 2 Comments

• Putting your subconscious mind to work

  Recently I became aware of the incredible impact of…well, being aware, and the role of the subconscious mind.

  • 07 March 07
  • Sam Leader
  • 21 Comments

• Do you own a moral business?

  The phrase 'it's just business' is often used to justify morally questionable behaviour. The immense power business wields over the well-being of this planet makes the issue of morality in business more important than ever.

  • 12 February 07
  • Zern Liew
  • 7 Comments

• How to make the most of February

  For many soloists, February is the time when things kick off in earnest. People, including me, have dusted the sand off their feet, got their kids back to school, tradespeople and factory workers have returned after the annual shutdown and we’re into it.

  • 02 February 07
  • Karen Morath
  • 2 Comments

• Being grateful: What are you missing?

  Often being grateful is not something we focus on as can be demonstrated by a recent experience I had.

  • 30 January 07
  • Robert Gerrish
  • 22 Comments

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  How to cope with low morale

  If you are a business owner who struggles to cope with low morale, be assured you're not alone. Losses in enthusiasm are particularly common after the initial six or twelve month honeymoon period.

  • 15 January 07
  • Trish Weston
  • 4 Comments

• Change your thinking

  In order to change your thinking, a complete about face in mental attitude is rarely necessary. Sometimes the tiniest shift can have a ripple effect and transform your perspective in a flash..

  • 05 January 07
  • Kath O'Sullivan
  • 5 Comments

• How happiness can attract success

  We tend to think that its success that makes us happy, but new research shows happiness may in fact attract success!

  • 22 December 06
  • Ellen Jackson
  • 4 Comments

• Are you grateful for what you have?

  In a world where the boundaries between need and want are blurred, it can be hard to stay grateful for what you have. Recently the importance of being thankful struck home in a major way.

  • 13 December 06
  • Grant Hyman
  • 13 Comments

• Work motivation tip: Avoid distractions

  If your work motivation work is flagging, the chances are distractions are contributing to the problem.

  • 24 November 06
  • Robert Gerrish
  • 5 Comments

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  Business principles: The idealism trap

  It is easy for soloists, particularly new ones, to be aggressively attached to their beliefs and business principles. But what if those beliefs are too limiting?

  • 23 October 06
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 8 Comments

• The Solopreneurs' DNA

  Spouses, families and friends of the solopreneur and even budding solopreneurs themselves often wonder, what are the qualities that ensure success when going it alone?

  • 08 September 06
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 1 Comment

• Using the Myer-Briggs Personality Type Indicator to understand working relationships

  We have good working relationships with some people and not with others. Why is that? The Myers- Briggs Personality Type Indicator is a method whereby we can describe our personality preferences and understand our differences.

  • 23 August 06
  • Diane Lee
  • 9 Comments

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  Solo business brand positioning - it's "I" not "we"

  Solo business owners have an opportunity to build real relationships with customers. This gives us a genuine competitive advantage. So it's time to say goodbye to the idea of projecting the brand positioning and attitude of a big business.

  • 31 July 06
  • Yaro Starak
  • 15 Comments

• Finding time for feeling inspired

  In this deadline-free week, instead of focusing on one task after the next, numb to everything except the pressure of finishing tasks on time, I have had time to ponder, to think, to observe...and time for feeling inspired.

  • 10 July 06
  • Ellen Jackson
  • 2 Comments

• Get motivated: Seven tips to boost morale

  As a soloist, it's normal to have the odd day where you aren't feeling motivated. The phone doesn't ring, the diary is uncomfortably blank and the bank account looks bleak. Try these seven tips to boast morale and get motivated.

  • 14 June 06
  • Grant Hyman
  • 2 Comments

• Being a sole trader can be fun!

  Are you one of the sole traders who responded to the recent poll by saying that your own business is a fun free zone? If you're not loving being a sole trader, try asking yourself these questions.

  • 12 April 06
  • Grant Hyman
  • 8 Comments

• Survival tips for working from home

  No-one is more in need of survival tips than those working from home. When the time comes for you to start out on your own, you feel excited and frightened at the same time. You're inspired, though, by other self employed people. They've taken the plunge

  • 15 March 06
  • Barb Clews
  • 8 Comments

• Business skills: Managing rejection

  We all get turned down from time to time, but while managing rejection can be hard, each time it occurs we have the opportunity improve our business skills and learn more about our ourselves.

  • 13 March 06
  • John Raymond
  • 6 Comments

• Staying motivated when starting your own business

  One of the most confronting issues you face when starting your own business is staying motivated to keep going without the enthusiasm and encouragement of work colleagues around you.

  • 06 March 06
  • Karen Morris
  • 9 Comments

• Business ethics: Do you pass the authenticity test?

  In these days of people disconnecting from traditional advertising, it's more important than ever to excite your clients with genuine enthusiasm for your product. When it comes to business ethics and authenticity, how does your solo business shape up?

  • 22 February 06
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 6 Comments

• Theory of happiness: A soloist’s pursuit

  A theory of happiness that, I feel, sits well with the soloist’s pursuits has been developed by Martin Seligman, a US academic and the leading proponent of new psychological field, Positive Psychology.

  • 13 January 06
  • Ellen Jackson
  • 3 Comments

• The realities of being self employed

  If you are enticed by the idea of being self employed, you need to be realistic about what it entails. If you’re just starting out, or you’re wondering why on earth you thought this was a good idea, read on.

  • 20 December 05
  • Karen Morris
  • 5 Comments

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  Showing appreciation: Who’s packing your parachute?

  The moral of showing appreciation for the impact others have on your life is ably demonstrated by the story of Charles Plumb.

  • 28 November 05
  • Grant Hyman
  • 12 Comments

• How to overcome a lack of motivation at work

  Not on top of your game? Finding it hard to concentrate? Intervention could be the order of the day to overcome a lack of motivation at work.

  • 11 November 05
  • Richard Woodward
  • 7 Comments

• Six rules to help you love your work

  In many ways, 'Six rules to help you love your work' is a terrible title for this article as many soloists - including me – come out in a rash when they see the word ‘rules’.

  • 18 October 05
  • Karen Morath
  • 3 Comments

• Money and happiness: Are you a bottom-line slave?

  When it comes to “success”, overt wealth is sadly the prevailing measure. The money-is-God dogma prevails: Financial decisions drive government and business actions. Does money equal happiness?

  • 07 October 05
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 5 Comments

• Social responsibility: Can you make a difference?

  Social responsibility (SR) is not just for the big end of the town. It's about behaving ethically as a person and as a business.

  • 13 September 05
  • Allison O'Neill
  • 1 Comment

• The power of positive thinking

  If you take responsibility for your reaction to external events, you will be able to take control of your emotions. You will be amazed by the power of positive thinking!

  • 26 August 05
  • John Raymond
  • 1 Comment

• Make the most of being a unique business

  Traditional business wisdom has nurtured several myths, which solo business owners need to challenge in order to flourish. Rather than try to be all things to all people, soloists need to emphasise their best business asset, being a unique business.

  • 10 August 05
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 3 Comments

• Working alone and coping with loneliness

  Loneliness is usually one of the least talked about elements of working alone. Here are some strategies for handling this common phenomenon.

  • 01 August 05
  • Barb Clews
  • 2 Comments

• Working for yourself: Balancing freedom and discipline

  A strong sense of freedom is undoubtedly one of the key appeals of working for yourself, and discipline helps us keep it all together.

  • 29 July 05
  • John Raymond
  • 2 Comments

• Business values: Rehumanising business

  Conventional business may have dominated in the past, but today, soloists must redefine business values. Read on to find out more about rehumanising business.

  • 18 July 05
  • Paul J. Morris
  • 4 Comments

• Are you really a business entrepreneur?

  Is bigger really better? More and more soloists are challenging the traditional definition of a business entrepreneur and appreciating the benefits of keeping things small and doing it their way.

  • 07 July 05
  • Karen Morath
  • 1 Comment