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How to Get Started as a Freelance Writer
Seven years ago, I was a mother with a young baby, and we needed some extra cash to make ends meet. Thanks to crazy childcare costs, returning to work wasn’t an option, plus I didn’t want to leave my child on a full-time basis.
By L.A Banks9 years ago in Journal
10 Mistakes Never to Make As A Freelance Writer
On paper, freelance writing sounds like living the dream. In many ways, it is. You get to pick your hours, set your price, and work on jobs that appeal to you (if you’re lucky). And yes, you get to lounge around in your pyjamas and scoff donuts if you so desire; the freedom’s there if you want it.
By L.A Banks9 years ago in Journal
Ridiculously Overspecialized Jobs
Certain jobs require high qualifications to gain employment. This is pretty obvious. After all, you wouldn't expect to be a neurosurgeon unless you've had years of experience in a given field.
By Anthony Gramuglia9 years ago in Journal
Best Places to Retire
For those of us who have the luxury of thinking about retirement, the idea of spending your days wasting away in a retirement home filled with nurses and roaches isn't fun. In fact, it sounds horrible.
By Cato Conroy9 years ago in Journal
Tips For Becoming a Successful Freelancer
Do you want to become a freelancer? Of course you do. I mean, why else would you be here reading this right now? So, let me tell you some important things that you should know about this business.
By Mersudin Čejvan9 years ago in Journal
Five Priceless Lessons Self-Learning Taught Me
I have never stopped wondering why the world ever got stuck on the old traditional guided learning style, instead of sticking to the more natural and original method of self-learning. Especially when self-learning proves to be a more effective style of learning.
By Ahmed Aribito Hassan9 years ago in Journal
Most Successful Franchises
The franchise business model has, in many cases, become kinda over-powering. Business empires have set their roots in every continent (actually, maybe not Antarctica), which has forever altered the course of history. Some franchises rise, others fall.
By Anthony Gramuglia9 years ago in Journal
Recruitment Tips From Gang Members, Cult Leaders, and MLM Founders That Work
If you're an entrepreneur, then you already know how hard it is to find (and keep) good talent in your company. That being said, you will need people to do the work that needs to be done.
By Cato Conroy9 years ago in Journal
Things To Ask Before You Agree To A Job
Getting a hire offer is always a thrilling rush, but that doesn't always mean that it's the best thing for your career. In fact, accepting the wrong job can put your career (and life) into a tailspin.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart9 years ago in Journal
Old Jobs that No Longer Exist
This is a sad reality of life: jobs grow old, and, sometimes, should no longer exist. Obsolescence is a reality of any occupation. Your job may very well one day go away. It won't be anyone's fault. It's not a reflection of you.
By Anthony Gramuglia9 years ago in Journal
6 Tips to Strike Down Writer's Block
Lately, you have been unstoppable with your fingers moving at a lightning speed against the keyboard. Then the dreaded happens. As you stare at the blinking cursor in horror, you wonder what happened to that fire that was with you a few days ago. What if it never returns? Before you know it, your mind is spiraling down into that dark path of doubt. Stop. Take a deep breath.
By Ebony Harding9 years ago in Journal
Career Hacks For Busy Freelancers
In my years of working as a writer and designer, I have learned that having a career as a freelance artist means that you have to be good at what you do. But, raw skill isn't all that you need in order to get ahead. Sometimes, you need to get tricky in order to get everything done, get ahead, or just give yourself the raise you deserve.
By Cato Conroy9 years ago in Journal