Round Two
You're about ready to say good-bye to Business #1 . . . but are you ready to say hello to Business #2?
By Aliza Pilar Sherman
The cash-flow crunch. The growing pains. The paperwork. Even
Calgon can't take these things away and transport you back to
the blissful days when your business was small and manageable. You
are officially an entrepreneur with start-up-itis. So now what?
After five years of running Cybergrrl Inc., my first Internet
start-up, I realized I was spending far more time on the
spokesperson side than on the administrative side of the business.
So when I arranged with my business partner to take time off to
write my second book (Cybergrrl @ Work: Tips and Inspiration for the
Professional You, Berkley Publishing Group), I knew I
didn't want to go back to the business. And I didn't.
Suddenly, I was without a company. At first, I felt relieved. But
then I went through an intense grieving process, uncertain of my
future and even of my own identity. Who was I, if not the president
of Cybergrrl?
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