Back in the day, an “office job” meant that you went into the office at 9am and left at 5pm. Your office was where you did your work, took calls, and met with clients. Nowadays, there is no “typical” office job. Many professionals now work out of alternative offices; their homes, coffee shops, or even their cars.
The final in our series of “Woman-Owned Businesses” profiles is Susan Bateman, owner and president of 
The next in our series of “Woman-Owned Businesses” profiles is Ginine Capozzi, who owns 
In honor of National Women’s Small Business month, we talked to a few different women who own small businesses. We talked to them about challenges they’ve faced, what motivates them, and what they would say to other women trying to start their own businesses.
Did you know, October is National Women's Small Business Month?
All businesses start as small businesses. Even Microsoft, Apple, and Google started in garages. The problem is, now everyone has this picture of small business owners and entrepreneurs working out of their garages! As a small business owner, you not only have to work hard to keep your business growing, you also have to get over the hurdle of the “Garage Business Stigma.”
The end of summer is quickly approaching. While technically the last official day of summer is September 22, most people see Labor Day as a sign that it’s time to go back to school and back to business. If you went on vacation over the summer (even if it was a “working vacation”), it may seem even harder to get back into “work mode.” As The Voice of Small Business™, FreedomVoice totally understands.