Like many new and aspiring entrepreneurs, I struggled to choose the right platform for my business website. As someone who thrives on aesthetics and creativity, I knew I'd need a platform that could change and grow with my tastes and was easy to self-manage without having to learn intensive HTML coding {because gross}. With my list of "must-haves" in hand, I got down and dirty experimenting with different options for Ink & Vellum. Wordpress, Squarespace, GoDaddy, and Weebly all came up short {and there may or may not have been some cussing involved}. I was getting frustrated. Where the heck was the drag-and-drop, click-to-edit, sexy-yet-simple superhero I was looking for?! Enter Wix. My virt
I was not voted “Most Likely to Build a Business Empire” in high school {I know, you're shocked.}. In fact, my young adulthood consisted of a long line of customer service and administrative roles - some a revolving nightmare (trust me when I say Quiznos-sub-sandwich is a smell that lingers on your hair/clothes/soul), and some I genuinely adored (mostly because of amazing leadership). In my teenage years, I had several close friends who seemed destined for the business ownership lifestyle, but somehow I never imagined this reality for myself. It all seemed too big and too complex for me. I told myself I wasn’t good with numbers, my ideas weren’t creative enough, or I lacked the technical kno
