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Hi, I'm Holly. I help women and moms find remote jobs, careers, and home-based businesses that feed their souls. If you're looking to work from home, this is the blog for you. 1 Comment This post may contain paid and/or affiliate links.

You often see articles calling on people to get a coach for their business skills, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Yet, I’ve found that a mentor can be far more useful than a coach even though there’s much less emphasis on getting a mentor. I guess that’s mainly because most mentors give their time willingly, and thus, they don’t need to advertise. So, let’s talk about mentors and why you and every business person needs one.

Hi, I'm Holly. I help women and moms find remote jobs, careers, and home-based businesses that feed their souls. If you're looking to work from home, this is the blog for you. 202 Comments This post may contain paid and/or affiliate links.

Hi, I'm Holly. I help women and moms find remote jobs, careers, and home-based businesses that feed their souls. If you're looking to work from home, this is the blog for you. 203 Comments This post may contain paid and/or affiliate links.

These webinars provide detailed information about the CorpNet Partner Program and how it can help your business. I invite you to watch and listen to them, so you get the full breadth of what they offer. In the meantime, I’ll share some of the most important points from them so that you can better understand how the CorpNet Partner Program can be a win-win for you and your clients. Keep in mind that while the first webinar is geared toward accounting professionals, the Partner Program is also open to attorneys, business consultants, and other types of professionals and businesses for which CorpNet’s services make a good complement to their current offerings.

These webinars provide detailed information about the CorpNet Partner Program and how it can help your business. I invite you to watch and listen to them, so you get the full breadth of what they offer. In the meantime, I’ll share some of the most important points from them so that you can better understand how the CorpNet Partner Program can be a win-win for you and your clients. Keep in mind that while the first webinar is geared toward accounting professionals, the Partner Program is also open to attorneys, business consultants, and other types of professionals and businesses for which CorpNet’s services make a good complement to their current offerings.

Hi, I'm Holly. I help women and moms find remote jobs, careers, and home-based businesses that feed their souls. If you're looking to work from home, this is the blog for you. 202 Comments This post may contain paid and/or affiliate links.

Hi, I'm Holly. I help women and moms find remote jobs, careers, and home-based businesses that feed their souls. If you're looking to work from home, this is the blog for you. Leave a Comment This post may contain paid and/or affiliate links.

After signing the Uber contract to designate themselves as a self-employed private contractor, Uber drivers face the decision of what type of business structure they should operate under. They shouldn’t take this lightly, because the business structure chosen will affect their tax obligations and degree of personal liability. When Uber drivers don’t establish a formal business entity for their rideshare driving, they are, by default, classified as a sole proprietor. Operating as such is inexpensive and straightforward, but would an LLC be a better choice?LLC stands for “Limited Liability Company.