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Do you have a big vision for your freelance career? Do you want to change the world for the better? Create a fulfilling life? Help
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Life is precious, and sweet, and short. While we busy ourselves with the details of getting through the day, our lives are rolling by. No
Two years ago, copywriter Joel Klettke turned down a six-figure job offer to strike out on his own as a freelancer. Two years later, he
My first Periscope broadcast was fun. I didn’t know quite what I was doing and I made some mistakes, but I enjoyed the “Scope” experience.
I heard some great advice once: “Bite off more than you can chew, then chew like hell.” The quote is attributed to the late-Peter Brock,
Last month I created an account on the streaming video app Periscope. Then, not knowing exactly what I was supposed to do, I did nothing.
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From the minute I started freelance writing, I was hooked. Writing gives me a way to express myself, be creative, connect with interesting people—and get
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Do you have a work project you’re putting off? Maybe something that’s challenging or just not very enjoyable? If you find yourself having trouble getting
No matter what field you work in, chances are good that you will, at some point, need high-quality photos. These days, it’s not enough to throw
For years, I’ve called myself a freelance writer. A few weeks ago, however, something happened that made me rethink my stubbornness about referring to myself
My on-again, off-again relationship with yoga stretches back 20 years to the time I first stumbled through a friend’s yoga class, not having a clue
There’s an old saying that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. I like this proactive definition of luck—that it’s not about kicking back
Steph Curry is one of the best basketball players on the planet. He recently broke his own record for most three-pointers in a single season,
When interviewing people, you learn a lot in a short amount of time and get insights that aren’t in a press kit or on a FAQ
I recently noticed that an acquaintance of mine has over 20,000 Twitter followers. He’s fairly well-known in his industry circle, but this enormous amount of
A 2014 study commissioned by the Freelancers Union and Elance oDesk found that there are 53 million freelancers in the U.S. That’s more that the
What separates freelance newbies from freelance pros? It’s pretty simple: the pros carry themselves like pros—in their writing, their correspondence, their networking, their social media…and
I recently heard commitment described as a removal of all the other options. Whether a relationship, a fitness goal, or a freelance career, once you
Last year, I stumbled onto a productivity hack that transformed how I work. The beautiful thing is that it’s ridiculously simple and can be used
Just over two years ago, I started coworking and it accelerated my freelance writing career big time. I became more productive, more connected to the
At the end of every interview I do, I ask a ridiculously simple question that has proven to be a goldmine of insights, quotes, and
I’ve been a freelance writer now for five years. In that time I’ve experienced the elation of a piece going viral and the disappointment of having
Guy Kawasaki is a likable guy. He was the chief evangelist for Apple when it was a company trying to find itself, he’s one of