#21: How do you eat an elephant? A 6-part framework to chew on for your next creative project

Answer: One intentional, proactive and well-planned bite at a time. Anything worth doing well is worth doing slowly and intentionally, but this is especially important if you're taking on a big creative project and you need to figure out how to successfully eat your elephant. Here's a fun framework to get you stomping in the right direction.

#7: The crossroads of should and must; a blog post that shaped my journey as a solopreneur

“This is a story about two roads — Should and Must. It’s a pep talk for anyone who’s chosen Should for far too long — months, years, maybe a lifetime — and feels like it’s about time they gave Must a shot” … And so begins The Crossroads of Should and Must by Elle Luna, a blog post on Medium that found me at the start of my journey as a solopreneur back in 2014.

#6: Beginners mindset vs. closed mindset for solopreneurs

Beginners mind is a Buddhist practice that invites you to approach life with eagerness and an open mind, which in turn allows you to be more present and enjoy the moment. Generally, the more we think we know about a topic, the more likely we are to close off to the idea of learning more about it.