Entrepreneur 101s – KISS your Worries Goodbye – An Argument for Entrepreneur Minimalism

Starting a small business is no simple task. There is no “easy button” (at least I have not found one yet) to make all your business problems and worries just […]

5 Tips to Help Entrepreneurs FOCUS in 2020

The holidays are over. Take a breath, you deserve it. It’s a new year with new challenges and new opportunities. As you set personal resolutions and business goals this month, […]

Meet Jared Crandall – Keeping Customers on Track at Boomr

The rise of the remote employee continues to make waves in our global economy. For business owners, making remote work practical and efficient is a popular commodity. Just like your […]

Entrepreneur 101s – Reverse Engineering the Startup – Focusing on Founder Fit

Do you have what it takes to be a founder? What do successful startup founders have in common when it comes to creating a thriving business enterprise? In this edition […]

7 Proven Strategies for Advancing your Career as a Remote Employee

Tired of the status quo as a remote worker? Looking to get promoted and grow your career? If you want to transition into a leadership or managerial role, would your […]

Meet DeAnn Salcido – The Divorce Coach with an Attitude of Grrrrratitude

This retired San Diego County Superior Court Judge is turning “bad into badass” helping her clients navigate all phases of divorce. A former divorce judge and attorney, DeAnn witnessed firsthand […]

Entrepreneur 101s Checklist – How NOT to Become a Successful Entrepreneur

Webster’s online dictionary defines an entrepreneur as “one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise.” This definition is vague. In my opinion, entrepreneurship looks different […]

Meet Spencer Hutchins – Maestro and Founder at Concert Health

No matter what you think of the American Healthcare System, it remains a vital piece of the sustainable health and wellness puzzle in this country today. Only recently, has the […]

Entrepreneur 101s – How “The Beatles” Can Help You Network to your Niche

Opinions expressed by Downtown Works contributors are their own. I believe The Beatles had it right when they wrote: “With a Little Help From My Friends.” Besides being one of […]

Keeping Up Appearances On A Budget

Young businesses often work on tight budgets. Finding an affordable workspace, investing in talent/development, and everyday overhead costs take up a great deal of this budget. Besides all of this […]