<p>Self care isn't just another over-used term. It's actually a really important concept to understand--and practice--if you run a business. Adam Dince joins us this week to talk about self care, give examples of it and offer up five great starter tips that are completely reasonable and logical. There's also details about a <a href="https://classyontheoutside.com/selfcareinbusiness">free resource</a> that can help you if you're feeling stuck or burnt out. </p>

Self care isn't just another over-used term. It's actually a really important concept to understand--and practice--if you run a business. Adam Dince joins us this week to talk about self care, give examples of it and offer up five great starter tips that are completely reasonable and logical. There's also details about a free resource that can help you if you're feeling stuck or burnt out.

<p>Self care isn't just another over-used term. It's actually a really important concept to understand--and practice--if you run a business. Adam Dince joins us this week to talk about self care, give examples of it and offer up five great starter tips that are completely reasonable and logical. There's also details about a <a href="https://classyontheoutside.com/selfcareinbusiness" rel="noopener noreferrer">free resource</a> that can help you if you're feeling stuck or burnt out.&nbsp;</p>

The Importance of Self Care in Business with Adam Dince

Welcome to Classy on the Outside, where we shed some light on the silent struggles of entrepreneurs. 

And yes, sometimes we swear.

Sharing awkward, funny and just plain real stories of being in business is more than just entertaining. It opens the door on the weird, unexpected stuff behind owning a business (impostor syndrome, solopreneur loneliness, client issues, pricing and so much more!) so we all feel a little less alone and more empowered to succeed. 

Hit 'subscribe' so you don't miss an episode!

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Welcome to Classy on the Outside, where we shed some light on the silent struggles of entrepreneurs. And yes, sometimes we swear. Sharing awkward, funny and just plain real stories of being in business is more than just entertaining. It opens the door on the weird, unexpected stuff behind owning a business (impostor syndrome, solopreneur loneliness, client issues, pricing and so much more!) so we all feel a little less alone and more empowered to succeed. Hit 'subscribe' so you don't miss an episode!

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