Freelancing
Why All Freelancers Should Monitor Their Reputations
Every piece matters! When you work with a larger company, you can use that company’s reputation to build up your own. Surely, since that company is amazing, you must be amazing too, right? At the same time, when you contract through a company (or work as an employee), you... continue reading
What to Do When Writer’s Block Strikes
If you are a writer by profession, like me, then it would probably be safe to say that you have gone through hours, even days, of not being able to write even when you know you need to. Deadlines looming ahead, and yet, your brain won’t let you pen... continue reading
The Joys and Challenges of Working from Home
Not everyone is given the opportunity to work from the comforts of their own home, and I am very fortunate to be able to do so. This gives me the chance to not only avoid the daily commute associated with working in an office (and to take a break... continue reading
10 Marketplaces to Sell Your Digital Products
Selling digital products is one of the best way to make money online. Not worrying about inventory, shipping, or damaged goods is definitely a huge perk. As long as they have an internet connection, your customers can be anywhere in the world to purchase your product. This eCommerce dream is now reality and today we will... continue reading
A Creative’s Brief Guide to Productivity
Maintaining productivity at a rapid but high quality level is a daunting task. It can seem overwhelming to even try to begin. How can you keep yourself going without burning out? How do you know that you’re heading down the right road with whatever new initiative you’ve got in... continue reading
7 Ways to Stop Buying Things You Don’t Need
If you’re like most people, you probably have purchased things that you really did not need. Whether it was a new blouse or cell phone cover, buying things you do not need can add a lot of clutter to your home and drain your wallet. Understanding the clear difference... continue reading
3 Things that Should Motivate You to Have an Emergency Fund
First, let’s go over a quick definition of an emergency fund. When I use those words, I’m simply referring to an amount of money that you’ve set aside in the amount of somewhere between $3,000 and $10,000 dollars. This money usually stays in a savings account and is left... continue reading
