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I'm taking Indie Biz 2.0 (link on my sidebar) and the first portion of the class is to tell the indie biz stories of Elsie, LA, and Jill. It's really interesting and inspiring to read how they got started, what potholes they hit, and their POV from the top of the Indie World. I thought I would share a page from my workbook; my indie biz story. It's certainly the condensed version (page was small and I write big.) But I think it gives the idea... how I began selling on Etsy instead of on top of buying, and the short journey I've been on ever since. I love this passion.
hello, friends!
- i'm 24, but my friends call me granny. i live in south florida in a one bedroom apartment that is 50% clothes and shoes, 50% art supplies. by day, i treat patients at a psychiatric clinic. by night, i make stuff. lots & lots of stuff.
{promote yourself}
- please share me!...
& i would love to share you! :)
{PROTECT YOURSELF}
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