Freelancing’s Most Beautiful Moments
There are moments of scarce work and unemployment. But then there's the good stuff that reminds you why you started writing in the first place.
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Is a Niche Good for Your Writing Career?
For professional writers, specialties are double-edged swords. A niche can be as confining as it is empowering. So where exactly is the line?
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The Writer’s Desk: Making a Living on the Keyboard
If you’d like to pay the bills by writing, please dive in. Write like crazy and then write some more.
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The Writer’s Desk: Tell Me What to Do
These days, I’m not the only one in the coffee shop with a haunted look, a complicated relationship with my watch.
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Time Inc. Layoffs, Firing Writing Clients, Beating Writer’s Block
Time Inc. will be laying off about 480 of its 8,000 employees worldwide, which equates to 6 percent of the company.
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The Anonymity Game: Should Writers Wear the Mask?
Good stories are oftentimes more than what people are able to share at face value. Can anonymity bridge the gap?
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The Writer’s Desk: Why I Write
I fell into this successful career by accident. I never planned on becoming a professional writer, a leading writing coach or the owner of a major blog.
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The Writer’s Desk: Get the Right Start Daily on Your Writing Tasks
Some writers jump out of bed first thing in the morning, pen in hand, and start writing. I'm not one of them.
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Your ‘Independent Moment’ — When to Make the Leap to Freelance
The knowing is the battle, isn't it? How can you be certain that you've got the skills, portfolio, and potential client base to make the shift?
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The Writer’s Desk: Fee-lance Writing — Live as a Writer
There is one thing I tell anyone who asks me about starting their own writing career: Do it now.
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