by Guest Author | May 24, 2019 | Advice for Authors, Business
Being a freelancer is often seen as an easy job, where you can pick and choose when and where you do your work. This is almost always not the case, and the job itself can be very stressful and intense. Living as a freelancer opens the door for a number of issues to...
by Guest Author | Aug 12, 2018 | Advice for Authors, Authorpreneur, Business
There is a good reason behind the recent trend of quitting regular jobs to go freelance. People started to realize that nobody is forcing them to choose jobs that dictate the tempo of their lives in a way that makes them feel stressed or even depressed. Millions of...
by Troy Lambert | May 31, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Business, Business Advice, Writing as a Business Series
Before I check out on the OfficeMax website, I check to make sure I have applied all of the coupon codes they have sent me. I have discounts on paper, toner, and even a new office chair. What’s not in my online cart is a well-written blog post about freelancers and...
by Troy Lambert | May 15, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Authorpreneur, Writing as a Business Series
It scares some people that in many parts of the writing industry, artists and writers work without contracts: essentially with no safety net: you have paid someone to perform a service (or they have paid you) with no legal contract in place. However, this is not...
by Melissa Davidson | May 2, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Authorpreneur, Guest Post
Some professional freelance writers earn a whopping $10,000 a month, while others earn that much in an entire year. Regardless of earnings, saving money as a freelancer may seem impossible, especially when you don’t know how much your paycheck is going to be from...
