I Intentionally Built A 'Tiny Business' That Makes 6-Figures Per Year [Update]
This is a follow up story for Screw The Cubicle. If you're interested in reading how they got started, published about 5 years ago, check it out here.
Hello again! Remind us who you are and what business you started.
I’m Lydia Lee and I’m a Work Reinvention Coach and Solopreneur Strategist at Screw The Cubicle. You can read more about my original Starter Story here. I work with mid-career professionals to repurpose the skills they have into a meaningful business they love through my flagship program, the 90 Day Launch Academy.
My business continues to grow as a 6-figure business, but what I’m most excited about is maintaining this revenue with half the hours I was working before. I now work about 25 hours/week, take off several months a year to travel, and have a cozy business that aligns with the lifestyle I want.
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