As a freelance writer, I know firsthand the challenges and uncertainties that come with building a successful career in this industry. When I first started out, I had a burning passion for writing, but I lacked direction and didn’t know where to begin. It felt overwhelming, and I often questioned whether I was cut out […]
For most people, the holiday season brings excitement. All those gift exchanges, gathering with family and friends, smiles on their kids’ faces… For me, the holidays usually also come with a layer of anxiety. The holidays is a time when a lot of business owners and people who would be hiring freelance writers stop. They
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If you’ve ever wondered if you can get paid to write, then you’ve probably already learned about the opportunity for getting paid to write articles. Writing articles has always been a powerful means of communication, but in the digital age, its significance has grown exponentially. With the advent of the internet and the proliferation of
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We’ve all come across them, but not everyone knows how to handle a Negative Nelly client. Now, before I go much further, I want to acknowledge how problematic the wording of this post is, “Negative Nelly.” I know the implications and I understand. And truth be told, it’s not a phrase I use in my
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Trying to end writer’s block? Aren’t we all? That dreaded phenomenon that stops creativity in its tracks. It affects hundreds of thousands of people every day, leaving behind a trail of unrealized ideas and agonizing writers. And it doesn’t discriminate — you can fall susceptible to writer’s block whether you’re writing novels or short stories.
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Here it is…the post every freelance writer everywhere has talked about. Whether or not a client should ask for a writing sample before hiring — and whether or not the writer should go ahead and submit one. Opinions of all sorts ride along both sides of the fence: from “Absolutely not” to “Only if they’re
