Archive | July, 2009
Writing Without ErrorRs!
We have all been there. At one point in our lives, we have all tried to communicate well in some form of message, whether that be an article, email, or newsletter, and made an absolute mash of it. No doubt, this article will have errors. This is because we are all human, and humans make [...]
Continue reading...5 Reasons Freelancers Need to Blog
11. July 2009
Many freelancers don’t see the almost symbiotic relationship between blogging and freelancing. They don’t see the vast, untold advantages it can have on their business. They don’t see any of it, they see it as futile and “a waste of time”. Well, let me tell you, if you’re a freelancer, and you haven’t started a [...]
Continue reading...5 Tips To Transform Your Workspace
9. July 2009
The workspace. The one place we spend hours upon hours doing our daily freelance work. I admit that it can be a very dreary experience when working in an environment that does not please the senses, especially if your work entails producing creative writing, or stunning designs. It can be a real drag on inspiration, [...]
Continue reading...Inspiration: How to Get It and Not Lose It
7. July 2009
“Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration.” – Thomas Edison We all get it. As freelancers, we are artists who take pride in our work. Every now and again our inspiration is killed by something and we stop taking pride in our work and create something which does not reflect our true skill. Today, [...]
Continue reading...Distractions, Distractions, Distractions
6. July 2009
TV. Gaming. Entertainment in general, has always been a source of distraction and inefficiency to all people who have control over their own working hours. It is very easy to slip into a mode of laziness and time-wasting, spending endless hours watching your favorite comedy series, or playing Call of Duty 4. This is why [...]
Continue reading...The Untapped Marketing Technique: Your Personality
4. July 2009
As a freelancer, one of our main priorities is to please the client. A happy client will come back to you, refer you to others and most importantly feel good with your work. Many times it is not the work which is displeasing to the client, rather the attitude of the freelancer which will cause [...]
Continue reading...7 Tips for Working in Hot Weather
2. July 2009
In Britain, over the last few days we have been hit by a heatwave. From what I have been told, southern USA is boiling as well. It is nice to get away from our normal depressing, drizzly, grey weather, but it has brought its problems. Along with extra large women wearing nothing, which is one [...]
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