Carrie SmithÂ
I’m super excited to share a great show with you today! My guest, Carrie Smith, has walked through the fire of self-employment, created a thriving online community, helped hundreds of people along the way and is a super nice person!
In this episode we talk:
- Risk
- Change
- Community Building
- Why she decided to help others on the same
- www.carefulcents.com
- Her previous career as an accountant for 11 years
- Businesses created around your life
Sit back and enjoy!
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Aliyyah @RichAndHappyBlog says
Great episode. I’m glad to hear that she built her freelance clientele for two years before quitting her day job. I definitely want to pursue freelance writing, but don’t see it ever being a replacement for my primary income because of the volatility of clients.
Michelle says
I think the key to self-employment is diversification. Carrie has done a great job of diversifying and monetizing her business. In addition to writing (which she enjoys) she also has the Careful Cents Group that is a paid membership group. She also has 4 or 5 other things that she does to create different related/unrelated streams of income that come in. It’s the business model that I’m working towards.
Jamie says
Carrie really made the right decision to be self-employed. She seems to be enjoying this setup and get to do what she wants. Nice podcast.
Michelle says
She is really enjoying it! She has created an amazing community and is helping a lot of people (including myself!).