Look After You! Protecting Yourself Online as an Entrepreneur
Lynnie explains protecting yourself online: your digital footprints, the comparison trap, handling mean comments, and why everybody sees a different internet.
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Protecting Yourself Online as an Entrepreneur: Footprint, Comparison, Judgment and Algorithms
Protecting yourself online is one of the most important skills a new entrepreneur can learn. It is also one of the least discussed. In this article we cover four topics: your digital footprint, the influence of comparison, how to handle judgment, and why algorithms show each person a different internet. Everything you post on the internet may leave a footprint in one way or another.
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Safe and Sound! Online Safety for Entrepreneurs
Lynnie explains online safety for entrepreneurs: protecting yourself and others when you start, simple safety habits, and why taking a break is okay.
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Online Safety for Entrepreneurs: Protecting Yourself and Others When You Start
Online safety for entrepreneurs is a topic many business guides skip. Yet starting a business online makes you visible to people you have never met, often many of them. In this article, the opening of the safety part of Lesson T4, we explain how Lynnaider approaches safety and why it matters from your very first post. Our approach to teaching any online skill, and especially online income techniques, puts strong emphasis on your safety and the safety of others.
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No Big Words! Online Business for Beginners
Lynnie explains why Lynnaider explains online business for beginners super simply, with no jargon, plus five beginner oopsies that simple words help you avoid.
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Online Business for Beginners: Simple Explanations Without the Jargon
Most guides about online business for beginners assume you already know half of the vocabulary. Lynnaider takes the opposite approach and explains everything from the ground up. In this article we explain our third core value, precision, and why simple explanations are the best starting point for a beginner online business. Our third value could have been called fairness or equality.
