My Business Plan: JM Fitness
JM Fitness is Janine Myers, a full-time fitness trainer working out of Pepperell, MA. Janine is the embodiment of fitness. She has the passion and the attitude people look for in trainers. If you’re stuck…
Stories/Interviews
My Business Plan: Roundel Books
Tim Steiner was deployed and had to leave behind his wife and son. During his time away from his family, he made the decision to write and illustrate a story for his son’s second birthday….
My Business Plan: Nomi’s Naturals
Ever since I was a teenager, I struggled with monthly acne breakouts. I would use commercial products available in supermarkets and department stores, but none of them curbed the pimples. As I entered my late…
My Business Plan: Access to Better Communication (ABC)
Being able to speak and write was empowering for me as a child. Knowing an object’s name, understanding the meaning of a word, and putting a sentence together made me confident to explore and ask…
Theresa Troutman: Lessons From an Indie Author
Theresa Troutman knows a thing or two about being an independent author. This romance novelist and travel blogger has found inspiration during her travels and has published 13 books. Who Is Theresa Troutman? Though Theresa’s…
My Business Plan: Villa Destino
Weddings are best celebrated somewhere you’d feel right at home. And for some fortunate newlyweds, they’d attest that there’s no place better than Villa Destino. Villa Destino is a private residence in the Mendocino County…
My Business Plan: Crescent Lake Bible Camp
I never attended camp as a kid. So growing up, I’ve had my misconceptions about camping. In my mind, kids are sent to camp when they’ve been too naughty. A punishment for those who disobeyed…
Coffee, Music, and Labels—Q&A With Matt Campana of Legendary Coffee
Starting your very own small business is a great challenge indeed. But can you run a business with no debt and only cash? That’s what Mullica Hill-based coffee roaster Matthew Campana set out for himself…
Blue Collar Job Fields That Are Here to Stay…and Expand
Views expressed are those of the contributor and do not necessarily reflect those of PrintRunner.com. The country needs workers to fill vocational jobs. It’s one of the few issues Democrats and Republicans seem to agree…
