I’m Sharon. Working mom with 30 years in HR. Still in corporate. I help working women make their first $1k/month (and beyond) outside their jobs with what they already know.
[Podcast] HR Guidance on Visibility and Promoting Your Side Business
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Reader, If you're worried talking about your side business will get you fired from your job, this episode is a must-listen. I share practical tips as a HR practitioner in my full-time job while raising visibility and publicly promoting my side business. This one is dedicated to
I hope this episode gives you some guidance and clarity on your immediate next steps. Click the button to listen on your favorite podcast player:
Hit reply and let me know how you found it, I always appreciate your feedback so I can improve these episodes. Have a great week! Sharon P.S. Book a call with me for a free audit on whether your side business poses a conflict of interest with your 9-5 job and how to proceed. Click here to book your call. |
Sharon Singh Sidhu
I’m Sharon. Working mom with 30 years in HR. Still in corporate. I help working women make their first $1k/month (and beyond) outside their jobs with what they already know.
$1k/month isn’t life-changing money. But it’s transformational. It’s proof that the skills and experience you already have are enough to start, without quitting your job, without burning out, without a five-year plan. New here? Start with the worksheet "What's your $1k skill?" Download it here.
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