This is our 14th Client Spotlight, where we share interesting facts and stories about our entrepreneurial clients. Be sure to check out our previous spotlight and learn about Wendy Witt, Founder of A Million Families™, who embraces the calming sound of silence, the pursuit of big dreams in midlife, mentoring, ear wiggling, and bunny slippers! – […]
Why find remote work? I am writing from a breezy airbnb loft during a lush thunderstorm in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. My husband and I are in Mexico on an extended trip. Tomorrow is my birthday, our friends are getting married on the beach this weekend, and we both can work remotely. Two of the […]
The birds are chirping, the trees are sprouting their first buds, and your desk is…well maybe not as freshly clean and organized as you’d like. Spring has a beautiful and sometimes disconcerting habit of sneaking up on us. When the world is reawakening, the spring breezes calling, “Come! Explore the new world we’ve made this […]
Recent weeks found me working in France, nine hours later than Pacific standard time (the typical timezone of our company)–so it was a rare opportunity for me to feel like a morning person by getting work done while everyone else in the company slept! But even with us working from three different continents, we were […]
Here’s our latest Client Spotlight, where you learn about our interesting small business and entrepreneurial clients. Be sure to check out last month’s feature on Kaneisha Grayson and her futuristic theories on holographic technology & humanoid assistants! — Our client Martha Jo Atkins consults directly with people dealing with death, dying, and grief, and also […]
My family and I are originally from Washington State, but we called Western Massachusetts home for many years. Every summer when I was growing up, we would make the long journey cross country to visit relatives in Washington. For about a dozen years, we drove. WE DROVE. That’s right, Massachusetts to Washington: 6,000 miles roundtrip […]
(Disclosure: this is one of those videos that I’m only posting because I committed to post a weekly everyday video, not because it provides some pithy lessons for anyone to take away to apply in their lives, etc.) In this video I share about my struggles this last week with travel side effects, migraines, and […]
Today is the first day of the last 1/2 of the year. (How did that happen?) In this video, I share about my newest project – traveling to all 58 National Parks – and creating a project plan for the last half of 2012. Related PostsEveryDay39: Just another one of these videos. EveryDay38: Following the […]
Yesterday, while eating a yummy tuna melt at a lovely place by my daughter’s school, I filled journal pages with yet another angsty piece about how I felt confused and lame and in the lull and the only way out was through, etc. etc. etc. I thought my writing today would be about finishing that […]
It’s true, I do have an apartment in San Francisco. My first grown-up private space where I make all the decisions, full of white walls and serenity and only those things with which I have fallen in love. But that is not the only place where my soul is at peace. Where I explore my […]
I’m Elizabeth Potts Weinstein: a lawyer, writer, mom, and explorer. As a small business attorney, I help entrepreneurs, artists, coaches, and consultants get the legal stuff out of their way so they can get back to helping their clients and changing the world.
I’m also a science nerd, INFJ, HSP, and people-loving introvert, and I have dedicated my life to every person on earth accepting who they really are. I think chocolate should be dark, tea should be loose-leaf, and you can never have too many books.
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