Pricing was the thing she got wrong for two years.
A bakery owner on charging what the work is worth, and what it cost her to learn that late.
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For the Dreamers sits down with entrepreneurs and professionals and asks how they actually got started — so the next person doesn't have to begin without a map.
A bakery owner on charging what the work is worth, and what it cost her to learn that late.
On starting with no money, no team, and a laptop that belonged to the district.
A designer on finding work before anyone knows your name, without paying for ads.
Some people grow up around business owners, professionals and mentors. They learn how things work by being nearby. Others have the same ambition and none of the proximity, and have to work out every step alone.
For the Dreamers turns what people have actually lived through into something the next person can watch, search and use.
Finding yourself is not a one-day expedition.
I spent money on a logo before I had spoken to a single customer.
Cash flow matters more than looking successful. Nobody warns you about that part.
Everyone I asked for advice said yes. I just assumed they'd say no.
We're always looking for founders, professionals and small-business owners willing to talk honestly about how they got started — including the parts that didn't work.
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