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In addition to the 70 stories in The Entrepreneur Story, we love hearing your entrepreneur stories. There’s just so much we can learn from each others’ experiences.

• Why did you start a business?
• What have you learned?
• What was it like starting your first business?

Today’s story comes from Jill Harding, of Boundless Design. She was tagged by Jon Speer, one of the authors in The Entrepreneur Story.

You can also submit your story or recommend someone else’s at www.theentrepreneurstory.com/yourstory.

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Jill Harding, Boundless Design

My Entrepreneur Story really started my senior (May 2001) year at Indiana University.

My goal was to work for a sound company to gain exposure and experience in both print graphic design and marketing. Then in 10 years take my learned experiences and create my very own Graphic Design Company.

The awesome part about my story is - I was able to start my Graphic Design Company much sooner, it only took 6 years versus 10 years.

By starting my own Graphic Design Company, I have had the great fortune to meeting many amazing individuals and companies.

It also came very prevalent that a lot of companies big and small have a need for my services. Plus Boundless Design, LLC is able to provide competitive branding, marketing and graphic design (print and web) outcomes at an extremely affordable price. Custom one-on-one attention to details unparalleled to agencies and firms.

Boundless Design technically became a LLC business May 2007, but through my vision and design talent the sky is truly the limit.

I also have had the opportunity to meet many like minded individuals when I joined a powerful networking group in July 2007 “Rainmakers.” Also through Rainmakers, I became a part of LinkedIn.com which has given me even more exposure.

So my Entrepreneur Story is simple - I have a creative talent which I truly enjoy that allows me to help many companies big and small while being easy on their bottom dollar.

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To read more, visit Jill’s website at http://jillharding.com.

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