Here’s a hard question: What is your time really worth? When you’re a freelancer, it can be really hard to tell. As a full-time employee, […]
Freelancing is very appealing. You get to be your own boss, work from home and manage your time and wokflow. It’s no wonder then that […]
As an entrepreneur, knowing how to land clients is everything, no matter your industry. But once you’re past the newbie phase and feel ready to […]
Source: SheriRiley.com What would an extra hour a day mean for you as you try to grow your freelance business? Being able to get another […]
When my friends at CreativeLive asked me to write about how to start a new writing habit, I said, “Are you sure? I’m kind of, […]
As more people start working for themselves, myths about freelancing and freelancers seem to persist. “Oh, you get to sleep all day!” “It must be […]
It sounds like a dream: skipping the rush hour road rage, the micromanaging boss and those 8 hours at a fluorescent-lit cubicle. But it’s a […]
Though your day job may feel like it eats up all of your time, the numbers don’t lie: If you spend eight hours per day […]
Body language expert and entrepreneur Vanessa Van Edwards will be the first to tell you that she used to have some real trouble in social […]
Contrary to popular belief, networking is extremely lit, especially when your contacts are on fleek. (Sorry, I’ll stop.) Possibly the biggest misconception about networking is […]
Saying no isn’t always easy, but it’s essential to maintaining a healthy work-life balance and cultivating your creativity, especially if you’re hoping to become a […]
There is a day in the life of every self-employed person where they finally make the leap. After deliberation and planning, they submit their notice, […]
Maybe it’s always been like this, but the advent of social media has allowed everyone, everywhere, to talk about how busy they are in a […]
Working freelance in the creative industry means running your own business and using your name as your brand. It’s absolutely essential to be clued up […]
If you’re in the process of trying to become a working artist, is it okay to start calling yourself one? Impostor Syndrome — the feeling that your […]
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