Lea Turner's Musings from the Messy Middle of Business
Lea \ud83c\udf08 Turner, Mel BarfieldI've been self-employed for over a decade, built two businesses, and raised a son entirely alone while figuring it all out in real-time. These are the things I've learned, the mistakes I've made, and the conversations too good not to share.
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