with Natalie caine

February 3, 2011 | by Natalie Caine | No Comments

Boomers and Empty Nesters, I am speaking at Spark and Hustle on how to turn your idea into a business. Women are starting up new businesses more than men.

Tory Johnson is taking Spark and Hustle tour across the country.  I hope you catch the conference in your home town. I will blog about the conference.

I for sure needed to up my courage and self-compassion when I launched Empty Nest Support Services. I am so passionate about passing on what I learned in living my life transitions either by choice or circumstances.  I did not need to be the best. I did need to be who I am, and gather new inner and outer resources, as well as,  tell the stories of how I went through life transitions since a young child and pass on other stories from grief to happiness.

Knowing your audience/market by researching and getting feedback from your clients’ matters.  Key is to be open to change.  Your market will change and you need to be flexible and shift when you discover a different road is calling you.

One example in my business is when the recession hit, I went to re-editing my book and feeding more content on my website and websites that I write for monthly.

You will have days that your business is moving just how you want it and others where you feel rejected and collapse.  That is normal.  Make time to meet with colleagues to inspire and support you.  Go to lunch, chat on the phone, email.  That support is different than support from your partner or friends.

Keep going.  Sounds trite.  I think people quit too soon due to unrealistic expectations and lack of support.

More later…off to the conference I go.  I am happy to share with you what I learn over these three days.

So email if you are interested, natalie@emptynestsupport.com

Up your courage and get support to turn your passion into a business.

Natalie
www.emptynestsupport.com

Natalie Caine M.A.
Empty Nest Support Services
(800) 446-3310 or (818) 763-0188
On the web www.emptynestsupport.com

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