The world of a pup business owner can get a little lonely sometimes. Especially when you’re just starting out. You’re constantly working on some project, developing a plan or attending some meeting in order to get your pup business off the ground. And on top of that, the only person setting deadlines and getting things
I’ve learned early on in my pup business ownership journey that opportunity costs can really distract you from your goals. We’re all familiar with opportunity costs in one way or the other. It’s what a pup sacrifices when she chooses one option over the another. Or in my case, it can become a distraction as
I’m finally finished. After months of crafting, planning, prepping and messing up a few recipes, my Pupcake Sugar menu is finally completed. Building this menu was one of the most challenging things I’ve done in a long time. Sure, I love to bake. But, this time baking pupcake was a little different. I had to
A few months ago, I was laid off from my job at BarkScent Magazine. I honestly can’t say that I was surprised. The company had been going through a lot of changes. They were creating new teams and departments left and right. Pups that had worked at Scent for years were suddenly retiring. And, the
Sometimes a recipe just falls flat. A few weeks ago, I was at a pup networking event. It was the first of many back to back events that I had decided to go to in order to meet and expand my circle of pups. At this event, I met a pup that got a chance
I used to cringe at the phrase, “Let’s jump on a quick call to discuss.” It usually came at the end of some forwarded email or some cryptic text message I’d receive from my manager. The majority of these “quick” calls take forever. If it’s a conference call, it usually turns out to be nothing