http://anothergirlatplay.com Making Creative Dreams Real Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:46:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://anothergirlatplay.com/hope-wallace/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Bridget Martinelli Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:46:04 +0000 http://girlsguidetocitylife.com/test/?p=64#comment-224 Hi, I loved reading your story....I recently sold a retail store and have been fumbling around in my head for what I want to do next....I use to have a baby bedding business out of my homes years ago while my boys were babies....then the store emerged out of that, which was a gift store...I truly miss the creative side, and the relationships that you build with your customers...I am working as a parttime bookkeeper right now and feel a little stifled...considering going back into the quilt making..but at the same time I make and sell biscotti cookies...which I am still doing...I would love to market these on the internet, but have no idea how to build a webpage or the legal part that goes into selling food or any other product on the internet...your story was very inspirational...yes like you said follow your heart and do what you love, that is something that I have been telling my sons all their lives, as they watched me grow in my buisness....but now I am on the other side of the fence...and I feel like I need to jump back out there again...in these bad ecomomic times I wonder if this is the right time to take the jump... The internet like you said has connected so many people together, the blogs are amazing...I am not on one..but yes you can spend hours just looking in amazement... Any feed back would be greatly appreciated..thanks..Bridget Hi, I loved reading your story….I recently sold a retail store and have been fumbling around in my head for what I want to do next….I use to have a baby bedding business out of my homes years ago while my boys were babies….then the store emerged out of that, which was a gift store…I truly miss the creative side, and the relationships that you build with your customers…I am working as a parttime bookkeeper right now and feel a little stifled…considering going back into the quilt making..but at the same time I make and sell biscotti cookies…which I am still doing…I would love to market these on the internet, but have no idea how to build a webpage or the legal part that goes into selling food or any other product on the internet…your story was very inspirational…yes like you said follow your heart and do what you love, that is something that I have been telling my sons all their lives, as they watched me grow in my buisness….but now I am on the other side of the fence…and I feel like I need to jump back out there again…in these bad ecomomic times I wonder if this is the right time to take the jump…
The internet like you said has connected so many people together, the blogs are amazing…I am not on one..but yes you can spend hours just looking in amazement…
Any feed back would be greatly appreciated..thanks..Bridget

]]> http://anothergirlatplay.com/tori-higa/comment-page-1/#comment-218 Anna Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:43:22 +0000 http://anothergirlatplay.com/?p=270#comment-218 I came across this post and found it very helpful. I'm 25 years old and have been a full time freelance designer for about a year now. My dream is to become a stationery artist and sell my designs in many boutiques and stores. I have been researching how to start something like this and this interview was really great help. I appreciate her honesty and I can really relate to her. Thanks! I came across this post and found it very helpful. I’m 25 years old and have been a full time freelance designer for about a year now. My dream is to become a stationery artist and sell my designs in many boutiques and stores. I have been researching how to start something like this and this interview was really great help. I appreciate her honesty and I can really relate to her. Thanks!

]]> http://anothergirlatplay.com/emira-and-lauren/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Carolina Elizabeth Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:27:10 +0000 http://girlsguidetocitylife.com/test/?p=42#comment-212 Thank you so very much for the wonderfully inspiring story. You are absolutely right, we tend to under-sell ourselves. It is an struggle not to, but I realize now that it does more harm than good. I must get the book. Thank you again. Carolina Elizabeth Thank you so very much for the wonderfully inspiring story. You are absolutely right, we tend to under-sell ourselves. It is an struggle not to, but I realize now that it does more harm than good. I must get the book. Thank you again.
Carolina Elizabeth

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