5 Ways to Turn Your Hobby Farm Into a Side Hustle

Maybe you’re lucky enough to own property with lots of land, and you’ve been working on small-scale farming as a hobby for a while. But now, you’re curious about whether or not you could profit from your hobby farming endeavors. These tips from The Side Hustle Journey will show you how to form an LLC, market your farm, and grow your business sustainably.

What Every Mompreneur Needs to Know About Work-Life Balance

According to research, 89% of stay-at-home moms are overwhelmed. This statistic might be even higher for moms who manage their own businesses, too. Finding a balance is tough, and it’s hard to predict what the week will throw at you — or whether you’ll get any time to yourself.

How to Create the Perfect Home Office Meeting Space

As an entrepreneur running a home-based business, you may have cause to regularly host meetings with your clients. Consultants, designers, and many other types of business owners can benefit from speaking directly to the customer. Whether you invite clients into your home office or conduct conversations through virtual meetings, it is important to prepare a professional and welcoming atmosphere.

How to Properly Maintain Your Home Business’s Website

If you’re running your first home business, you’ve likely put a website on the internet to promote your products and services. This is a great first step, but your job as your own webmaster isn’t quite done yet

Home-Based Side Gigs for People with Disabilities 

If you’re a parent with a disability, you likely spend a lot of time at home. Between managing your parenting responsibilities and navigating the daily challenges posed by your disability, it can be tough to find paying work that offers the flexibility you need.

How to Take the Home Office Deduction Without Getting in Trouble With the IRS

According to estimates, there are 15 million home-based businesses in the United States. Some small business owners shy away from taking home office deductions because they fear it will trigger an audit by the IRS. However, you should take the deduction if you qualify for it.