For the Solopreneur
Every solopreneur hits a point where the to-do list is long and the path forward feels unclear. Through a human-centered, Design Thinking approach, DIY helps you identify what’s working, cut what is not, and turn your constraints into a roadmap for building a lean and high-impact business model.
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61% of Americans have an idea for a new business, but only 8% of those people will pursue it. The gap between those two numbers isn't talent or money: It’s knowing where to start. DIY meets you in the idea phase and gives you the clarity and actionable next steps to move you toward launch.
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Navigating formal business registration can be daunting. DIY can help you navigate those processes, including:
Registering with the Secretary of State
Purchasing a domain (URL)
Selecting vendors
Making your brand kit
Grant writing
& more
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Your vision matters… So does making sure the market agrees. DIY helps you bridge that gap, aligning what you want to build with what your customers are actually looking for so that your business is not just meaningful to you, but viable as a revenue-generating business.
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DIY works with growth-stage businesses as an ongoing advisor and coach, helping you maintain your competitive edge as the market evolves. Regular strategic checkpoints keep your vision aligned with where your customers and your industry are headed so that your business doesn’t just survive change, it stays ahead of it.
“[Becca’s] encouragement has transformed my challenges into opportunities for both creative thinking and effective leadership. Her guidance has motivated me to pursue innovative projects, such as the founding of SwiftSip and Candy Crisp. This venture allowed me to apply my marketing, customer service, and design skills to establish a brand that resonates with me and my target audience.”