Klarkommen: Von Burnouts & Neustart - Unser erstes Businessjahr

Aus dem Burnout in die Selbstständigkeit? 3 Jobs in 2 Jahren verheizen?Willkommen in der Welt neurodivergenter Menschen.Willkommen bei "Dopamin & Deadlines"!In der ersten Folge sprechen wir über unsere Anfänge in der Selbstständigkeit, darüber warum wir uns überhaupt selbstständig gemacht haben und über Hürden im ersten Businessjahr.Ausserdem brainstormen sie "live" Themen für kommende Folgen und Bianca hat ein Problem mit sprachlicher Impulskontrolle... (Achtung, diese Folge enthält das ein oder andere Schimpfwort! ;) )Du willst mehr über uns und unsere Angebote erfahren? Dann folge uns auf LinkedIn und schau auf unseren Websites vorbei!Socials:LinkedIn BiancaLinkedIn FayAngebote:Website FayRainbowBizz-Community für neurodivergente Gründer*innenAVGS-Gründungscoaching (Bianca)Du fragst dich, was eine Fischfleischgurke ist? --> Schau mal hier!Du willst uns supporten? Dann lass uns gern ein Abo da!

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