How The Pandemic Inspired One Million-Dollar Business Owner To Get Creative

That helped her bring in income but not enough to replace her corporate salary. By 2013, she started a social media agency called Buzz Social Media, and in 2014, she introduced an online Kindle store on Amazon where she sold eBooks. She also began selling household items she bought at a discount for a markup on Amazon.

When Williams was diagnosed with cancer at age 37, she scaled back her business so she could undergo treatment and get well. During that time, she began introducing digital products, such as online classes in areas where she had the expertise, such as starting a T-shirt business, launching an online boutique and selling products on Amazon. She hosts them on the platform Podia.

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