Blended learning: Five lessons about entrepreneurship from quaranteaching
My boys and me one morning in June, just before class started. Photo by Macollvie J. Neel
On the last day of February this year, I pushed “publish” on my very first, very simple website. I didn’t plan to go live on a leap day, but life happened. In the end, it was fitting since I was jumping into entrepreneurship.
After years of doing entrepreneurial things and thinking about the type of business I should own, followed by months of thinking and planning to turn my free writing services into a business, I was excited to be officially in business. My calendar was filling up with prospects, pitches, and workshop opportunities. And now I had a website!
You know what happened next. Two or three weeks after the site went public, New York City went “on pause.” So did my plans for a big launch in 2020.