No Plan B

If you've realized that there is no cure for your desire to be an entrepreneur, Heather has a direct, honest and personal take on how to get from here to there... We each have a chance to make things better by making better things. -- Seth Godin, Author, This Is Marketing If you know you want to go for something bigger, but you also don't feel like you're cut out for the life of an entrepreneur, Heather Thorkelson is your new salty best friend. She'll give you the straight dope about how you become the kind of person who calls their own shots and does something epic in this world. Less self help and more real talk from a friend, this is the book you need if you're serious about leveling up. -- Sonia Simone, Founding Partner of Copyblogger Media + Founder of Remarkable Growth Club Heather's book is a lighthouse for anyone who is done living on others' terms and ready to actually work towards getting what they truly want. -- Paul Jarvis, Author, Company of One I loved this book and found it very REFRESHING. There are so many plain, blueprint-y, uninteresting and talkative books on business and entrepreneurship that make me feel that I have to be someone else to succeed and that there is no room for mistakes, integrity and bold ideas. Heather's book takes us on a journey of self discovery where we learn how to become the entrepreneur we really are deep inside. -- Torill Bye Wilhelmsen, Founder of Fjellflyt + Norway's Slow Business Adventure Omg I love this book! I wish it had existed 4-5 years ago when I was just setting up my solo biz and still felt very trapped by the corporate mindset. But I also really enjoyed it now, 4+ years into my solo venture -- it had me nodding and going yesss all the way through. This book is a potential game changer for anyone who feels trapped in the corporate hamster wheel, as well as those needing a nudge and someone to tell them it's ok to unapologetically bring their whole selves into their business. -- Solveig Petch, Brand Strategist + Identity Designer I wanted to say how much I really love your book. I've really been INSIDE the text, and I just love your voice and the examples you share -- from both your life and other businesses. I tend not to think of myself as an entrepreneur (which might be a semantic argument I have with myself because I've worked for myself for 20+ years lol), but the parts about really figuring out who you are, what you have to offer, etc are hugely resonant with stages of growth I've gone through -- and that's been personal growth that's impacted my work in a big way. You really lay out what I've discovered -- that the more I am true to myself, the better my work and work relationships go. So opposite of what I believed/how I acted when I was younger! -- Sutton Long, graphic, book + magazine designer