Our theme for June is how being queer affects how you run your business. We're exploring how queerness manifests in business operation, business models, what we prioritize and what we produce.
Spend Pride Month with us by reading our queer business stories, coming to our events and joining in our discussions. Check out everything that's happening below.
📖 Stories
Published
"I led with queerness. It landed me a book deal."
Lindsey Danis (Author and freelance writer) tells us how leaning into their queer identity landed them a book deal. We're also going to get to discuss that book: (Out) On The Road with Lindsey on Tuesday 6/23!

"I refuse to shrink my life to run a successful business"
Leo Aquino (Founder of Queer & Trans Wealth) gives us a counter take on the sacrifice yourself for your business gospel. Leo will share the non-negotiable expenses their business must cover...or it's not worth running. And how they budget for them.

"Paid subscriptions are the business model of liberation"
It's no secret that queer people have trouble staying in business. Could this model be the answer? I wrote about the surprising queer history of paid subscriptions and how they might be a liberating business model for you to try.

📆 Events
Book club "(Out) On The Road" with author Lindsey Danis
I hosted author and Revenue Rulebreaker contributor Lindsey Danis for a conversation about their book (Out) On The Road.
(Out) On The Road is about the radical joy of queer travel. Lindsey weaves personal experience with data and interviews, (Out) On the Road empowers LGBTQ+ travelers to face their fears, expand their comfort zones, find community, and thrive on the road. Grab the book from Lindsey's site: https://lindseydanis.com/outontheroad/
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💬 Community discussions
We're continuing our Ask The Legends advice column with some questions about queer business ownership. Sign in to answer these questions.
How does being queer affect how you run your business?

Does sliding scale pricing work for business owners?

Do you market yourself as a queer-owned business?

How does being self-employed benefit queer people like us?

Stay tuned for more questions throughout the month.







