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Should you be an employee or contractor? Here’s why it matters | Brunch on a Wednesday

There hasn't been an easier or more exciting time to consider being a freelancer or entrepreneur than now. Technology has made it possible for more and more people to work for themselves and choose a life of financial independence. But sometimes, companies will take advantage of that, whether it's the…

The Power of Having Options | Brunch on a Wednesday

This last Sunday, we had Jarnail Singh of Biz2Credit join us on the show to talk about the nuts and bolts of taking out a small business loan. He also talked about a ton of FREE resources that small business owners in NYC have, including free legal counseling, help financing…

Why Everyone Should Have a Side Hustle | Brunch on a Wednesday

One of the first things you learn in investing in that you should have a diversified portfolio. You may have heard something like "don't put all your eggs in one basket." That is, don't put all your money in one stock, or one sector, or one type of investment even.…

7 Months In: 5 More Things I’ve Learned from Freelancing

This is coming after a full day in the middle of a full week so the newsletter is coming out a little late today. I don't mean to get all diary entry on you all, but I just had 6 meetings in one day today (the fullest day I've ever…

How Thinking Like an Artist Can Lead to Better Finances | Brunch on a Wednesday

When we had Lilit Kalachyan-Nurse on the show this last week to talk about branding and marketing, she said something that really struck me. My co-host, Dyalekt, started asking her questions about how artists should think about marketing themselves and she said that artists have a big advantage over everyone…

The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Money Management (Maker’s Row guest blog post)

(originally posted on Maker's Row blog) All truly successful business owners understand that their success is based on a simple equation: When revenues are greater than expenses, the difference in the two numbers is profit or earnings. Many companies appear to be turning a profit on paper in complicated reports…

Should you ever fund your business with a credit card? (guest post on Millo.co)

(This was a guest blog post for Millo, a fantastic resource and community for people who are working on building a creative business. You can catch the full post on millo.co) We were at the closing table, finalizing our first home purchase, when we found out. We were doing a complete gut…

Brunch on a Wednesday: How to overcome fear of failure

I've officially become a podcast junkie. I find myself browsing through Stitcher and iTunes to see what's trending and also find new podcasts when other podcasts talk about them. This is how I found Jerry Colonna's Reboot podcast. I listened to one of his episodes called, "You are Not Alone in the Fear," and…

4 Things that Simultaneously Rule and Suck about Working For Yourself

If you have employees under your supervision, Dmagazine recommend you to always perform a background check to your staff before hiring them to ensure that they are suitable for the role that you are about to give them. This is the dream, right? Working for yourself and doing what you…

5 Tips for How to Take the Leap into Full Time Passion

Caits Meissner, a long time friend, and now Brunch & Budget client, took the leap from full time job to full time passion earlier this year (in fact, she joined us on a Bondfire show right when she was in the middle of transitioning!). I am so excited and proud…

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