Episode 4. Creating a sustained and varied freelance career: Interview with freelance writer Payal Dhar
Today I’m speaking with Payal Dhar, a New Delhi-based freelance writer and web designer who has been freelancing for two decades.
Episode 3. Weed, mental health, creativity, and freelancing: Interview with creative marketing strategist Alaina Dorsey
Today’s guest is Alaina Dorsey, a freelance creative marketing strategist for weed, CBD, and e-commerce, who combines business sense with advocacy and activism.
What my husband’s tough love taught me about freelancing
This was the kick in the butt I needed. I knew he was serious, and I was snapped out my tentative mindset.
Infographic: Employee mindset vs. CEO mindset
Those who develop robust, sustainable, and lucrative freelance careers invariably have made the transition to embracing the idea that they fully in charge of their own business.
The secret to successful freelancing: CEO mindset
When you become a freelancer, one of the biggest shifts you need to make in order to succeed is to transition from an employee mindset to what I call a “CEO mindset.”
Episode 2. How one freelance graphic designer earns a lot while finding satisfaction: Interview with Morgan Overholt
Today’s guest is Morgan Overholt, a freelance graphic designer based in Miami who pulls in an income of almost $200,000 per year from freelancing.
Episode 1. How one freelance content writer straddles two continents: Interview with Ruthie Wyshogrod
Today’s guest is Ruthie Wyshogrod, a freelance content writer and the founder of Jiri Content Strategy and Writing, living in Israel. She shifted to freelancing after having several disappointing and even excruciating full-time job experiences, and has moved back and forth between the U.S. and Israel several times in recent years.
Freelancing seem impenetrable? That’s an invitation to call the shots
As a freelancer, you may find that there are no reliable answers to most of your “simple” questions. The reason you can’t glean hard-and-fast rules is because there are none.
Prioritizing is essential, but you still can’t have everything
Running a business — and, for that matter, managing one’s daily life — is at its core an exercise in prioritizing.