Companion for Quit Your Day Job (9781621061151)

Quit Your Day Job Workbook

Building the DIY Project, Life, and Business of Your Dreams

by Eleanor C. Whitney (Author)

“She must radiate some pheromone of inspiration and energy or something. I promise you’ll get that same spark of endeavor and purpose from reading her book, which of course you need to get right now, especially if you’ve ever harbored ambitions to start your own creative project or business but don’t know exactly where to start." –Kat Asharya

"...insightful, colorful, and a must for anyone with the can do will to make it all work for them, highly recommended." –The Midwest Book Review

A practical guide and workbook for starting a creative business. As an artist, dreamer, or thinker, you may be looking for extra support with the practical aspects of entrepreneurship. This workbook helps you create structures to support your vision, clarify what success looks like for you, find the resources you need, and take your next steps. As you work through these helpful, jargon-free exercises, you'll quickly find that the independent, creative life you imagine is within reach. The workbook can be used on its own or as a companion to Eleanor Whitney's book Quit Your Day Job.

SUBJECT: DIY / Microcosm Published / Creativity / Business / Workbook

PUBLICATION: Sep 8, 2020

PRICE: $16.95

ISBN: 9781621062578

FORMAT: 224 pages, 5.25x6.75", paperback

WHOLESALE: $10.17

CARTON QTY: 88

ART: B&W illustrations

Marketing Notes

Offers actionable guidance to help entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, and creatives foster successful business ventures
Over 15 million Americans are self-employed full-time and an estimated 27 million will leave the traditional workforce in favor of full-time self-employment by 2020
Companion for Quit Your Day Job (9781621061151)

Eleanor C. Whitney is a feminist writer, musician, and editor living in Brooklyn. She has built community and content strategy for startups and arts organizations including Axiom, Managed by Q, Dev Bootcamp, Shapeways, and the Brooklyn Museum. Her first book, Grow, is a practical field guide for managing a creative business. She's currently working on her next book, Riot Woman, a collection of feminist essays, and is the host of a podcast of the same name. She loves to punch out her writer's block at her local boxing gym.

A small, innovative publishing house, Microcosm Publishing specializes in work designed to make the reader feel good about being alive, take an active role in bettering their life, and impact the world around them. Microcosm has developed a reputation for teaching self-empowerment, showing hidden histories, and fostering creativity through challenging conventional publishing wisdom with books and zines about DIY skills, food, politics, and art. Our books are printed in the USA.