Category Archives: Micro-Business

Which micro-business is right for you? – #2 in a series

Posted on August 2, 2005 by David St Lawrence

If you followed the logic of the previous post, you might consider balancing the power and glory of a full B2B micro-business against the freedom of a one-person enterprise which leverages the Internet or deals directly with customers. There are … Continue reading →

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Choosing your micro-business – first in a new series

Posted on August 1, 2005 by David St Lawrence

If my vision of our 21st century economic future is correct, your choice regarding a micro-business is not whether you will participate in a micro-business, but when. I see a future in which a greater number of skilled individuals will … Continue reading →

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The life of a micro-business owner

Posted on July 30, 2005 by David St Lawrence

If you are a cubicle dweller, you may have difficulty remembering what it was like to get up in the morning and be filled with enthusiasm about your day to come. As a micro-business owner, you are much more likely … Continue reading →

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Post-corporate income – How high do you set the bar?

Posted on July 18, 2005 by David St Lawrence

This is the fifth in a series of essays about post-corporate life. Rule One: Keep a roof over your head and stay healthy When you leave the corporate mothership, you have a chance to re-examine your priorities. If your departure … Continue reading →

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