Serious Side-Hustle Tips with Entrepreneur Janel Broderick, Founder of Jot and Tittle Designs EP055


Some of the most outrageous excuses I hear are from people who want to start a business but claim they don’t have the time because of their full-time job, parenting, or both.

Let me be blunt with you, there is never a perfect time to start a business. There will always be a reason or season that doesn’t line up just right for you to feel safe and secure starting a company. This is why entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone.

Business requires risk, but I teach strategies that minimize the risk and stress of starting a business. One method that I did my self and I now teach is the “straddling method.” This is a smart way to start a side-hustle and transition from employee to successful entrepreneur.

My guest on today’s podcast episode is using my straddling method without even knowing it. She has a full-time demanding job, and she created an awesome athletic-wear line on the side.

Janel Broderick is the Founder and CEO of Jot and Tittle Designs. An athletic-leisure wear brand that seeks to champion women from all walks of life as they journey to become their best-possible selves. As an extension of her own personal values, the brand donates 10% of each sale to Life for the Innocent—an organization that works with the victims of human trafficking.

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Janel Broderick, cheerleader-in-chief of Jot & Tittle Designs

You can connect with Janel and Shop Jot and Tittle Designs at:Website: www.jotandtittledesigns.com

Instagram: @jotandtittledesigns

Facebook: @jotandtittledesigns

Welcome to ProjectME the Podcast with your host Tiffany Carter, who takes the mystery out of making BIG money. A former NBC and CBS TV journalist, turned multi-millionaire entrepreneur, teaching you all things wealth, worth, and business. You can follow Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany or on Facebook @projectmewithtiffany.

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