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Why It's Okay to Charge Late Fees As A Small Business Owner

We are giving you permission, and ourselves, to charge the late feeds. Delays aren't always in our control, and when a client holds up a project, it's fair to charge for that lost time. It messes up our flow with everyone. We definitely offer grace periods and wiggle room. Boundaries should be firm but should never be without empathy.

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Why Paying Your Team and Vendors On Time Builds a Stronger Small Business

We believe on-time payments aren't a nice extra. They're the foundation of every good business relationship. Natty heard at a conference about 10 years ago, "If you can't pay your people, what can you do?" and that reminder has stuck. If you made an agreement to pay another small business you should honor that

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A Few Tips for Reviewing Your Contract As A Small Business Owner

Before you sign, take a few minutes to review the document closely. This isn't a personal thing to anyone sending you a contract. It's always business. Because it's business you should truly understand it.

Why Reading Your Contract Matter As A Small Business Owner

Signing a contract can feel like a formality or scary. But it's the foundation of your working relationship with us. It's never personal but a business protection for us and you.

How to Secure a Domain Transfer from an Old Designer in 7 Days

Losing control of your domain name can feel like losing the keys to the bank. Reminder for the future: NO ONE SHOULD OWN YOUR DOMAIN BUT YOU. If your old designer, developer, manager or whoever holds the domain name for your website, it can block your ability to update, move, or even fully own your online presence. Here’s a straightforward plan to help you regain control quickly and confidently.

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Mompreneur: How to Stay Ahead During School Breaks

This is a reminder that your clients are not taking a break. Your inbox is not taking a break. But that does not mean you have to choose between work and your kids. You just have to work smarter during these weeks. Take a breath, we got this, someway, somehow. We always do, amiright?

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Check Out Our Voyage Maryland Article!

We are so happy to hear that Voyage Maryland wrote about us again back in March. The article is a quick little read. The link is below for you to check. We are so thankful that Voyage Maryland has wanted to write about us a few times. We love that they also let you do recommendation so we can chat about our favorite places in Baltimore.

5 Ways Being Bold in Business Starts with Boundaries

5 Ways Being Bold in Business Starts with Boundaries Running a business can feel like juggling a dozen fruits at once, wearing too many hats and heading right into caffeine overload. It's trying to figure out how to balance clients, deadlines, emails, and your own sanity. The truth is, there is no perfect balance. We are not here to talk about balance we are here to talk about how you set boundaries. Here to teach you how to say yes strategically and say no confidently. If