In late 2012, I was burned out. I basically had two jobs: I was working full time at Distilled in New York with three to four clients at a time, working 50ish hours a week, and I was also doing freelance consulting for a couple of clients on the side (clients too small for Distilled, otherwise I would’ve passed them over). I enjoyed the clients I was working with and they were seeing really good results for their investment with me. The problem was that I was exhausted and had zero free time. I was living in Brooklyn at 28 years old and … Continue reading I Started My Business on a Spreadsheet — Here's Why All Bootstrapped Companies Need to Start Lean