Freelancing for Introverts

In a way, freelancing is perfect for introverts. I don’t have to waste energy being around people when I’m working from home, typing up articles and social posts while petting my cat. I don’t have to worry about being distracted … Read More

Taking Control of Your Schedule

Here’s something I’ve learned while building my freelance career — during really busy months, anything that isn’t related to my clients begins to feel nonessential. This includes, but is not limited to: Cleaning up desk clutter. Keeping track of personal … Read More

Changing Things Up

I think everyone can agree that we tend to get complacent in our routines. Let’s take my organizational routine as an example. I really thought I was on top of things, using the weekly spreads and trackers in my bullet … Read More

My Advice to New Freelance Writers

There are some things I’d like to say to anyone thinking of starting a career in freelance writing. Now, full disclaimer: I’ve only been doing this for a little over a year, so I’m not exactly a seasoned expert. But … Read More

How Much Should a Freelancer Charge?

In every freelancer circle, whether it’s a forum, a group, or something similar, I’ve seen this question posed at least once. More than once, I’ve been the one to ask the question: how much should I charge a client? Inevitably, … Read More

The Secret to Beating Writer’s Block

Writing is a creative act, whether you’re writing creatively or not. Even when you’re writing professionally, there’s still this nagging sensation in the back of your mind, telling you that you can only write when you’re feeling inspired. And if … Read More