049 In this episode I share with you four components to owning a profitable business that I learned from being raised on a farm and why this is good news for the everyday DIYer, crafter and artist. Many of these characteristics are ones you already have! Give this episode a listen as we dive into a comparison between farming, and traits of success found the everyday DIYer!

EPISODE NOTES: https://penandposh.com/blogs/podcast/what-being-raised-on-a-farm-taught-me-taught-me-about-business

For those of you who know me, you might think I’m kind of ironic.And not because I dance to rap songs before I hop on my live webinars to get my jitters out. I say ironic, because I grew up on a farm where ‘you get what you get and you don’t throw a fit’ and worked with my hands a lot, and then went on to college and got a minor in computers and became a total coding geek. 

While that always makes for great conversation, I’m also really proud of my background because I think I have the best of both worlds. I like to think I bridge the gap between those who work with their hands (looking at you artists and crafters) and those who are tech savvy. 

This episode is designed to show you how you can benefit from any job experience (no matter how terrible) and how to apply those principles to your current or future business.

EPISODE NOTES: https://penandposh.com/blogs/podcast/what-being-raised-on-a-farm-taught-me-taught-me-about-business

I hope you will also see it as proof of my willingness and desire to help other mommies achieve their dreams of working from home, doing something they actually enjoy and making a decent income through it!