By Julianna Oates Summer is the perfect season for sunshine, shared spaces, and community spirit, making it a golden opportunity for local businesses to form new local partnerships that make a real impact on their communities. When small businesses engage in local partnerships, not only do they amplify each other’s reach, but they also build […]

by Christopher Haymon of Adulting Digest When a business grows rapidly, it can be exciting but also challenging. More customers and higher demand mean your business needs to keep up while still giving great service. Preparing for these changes helps you stay organized and keep things running well. With a few smart steps, you can […]

By Nathan Bagster of Nathan Bagster Freelancing Running a business comes with countless struggles—finances, staffing, life—the list goes on. The truth is, when something throws you off your game in one part of your business, something else is likely to fall through the cracks. For many businesses, blogging and social media are often the lowest […]

by Founder and Content Director Caroline Tremblay Two babies, a small business, and a pandemic later, I finally got to attend Keene, New Hampshire’s Radically Rural summit for the first time. I have written about this event locally, had articles about its key themes published nationally, and generally told everyone I know they should go. […]

by Guest Writer, Christopher Haymon of Adulting Digest Securing a mortgage is a personal aspiration of many who are want the security of owning their own home. For freelancers or contractors, the journey to homeownership can be a bit more complicated, but not impossible. Here are some resources to help you buy the home of […]

Being a freelance content creator allows you to be your own boss and live your own life. There’s just something we love about that feeling.

Guest Post by Christopher Haymon of Adulting Digest Financial setbacks can be discouraging, if not devastating. So you might wonder how in the world you have what it takes to start a business afterward. But here’s the thing: Failure and mistakes can teach you a lot and help you build the resilience necessary to be […]

Written by Sonja Bolton For work-from-home parents (actually for all parents), balancing the needs of the family with the needs of your desk can pose a serious challenge. Some days you feel like you just can’t do it all. Other days you just feel crazy trying.  And then, there are those days, those wonderful, blissful […]

Guest Post by Christopher Haymon of Adulting Digest Long ago, before machines and mass production became the means by which we manufacture goods, we had craftsmen, tradespeople, and artisans. Now that for the most part, these very essential products are no longer made by hand, they have become hobbies for those who enjoy them and […]

by Sonja Bolton of SJB LLC Featured Image by John Sepe Photography When a community is cemented with solid connections, we can bring each other along to grow and thrive together. Improving local living means thinking in innovative ways and being swept up in the inspiration by other local change makers. One of my favorite […]