Hope everybody is having a great Easter. Even though it is Easter Sunday I am sure that some of you are working a little bit here and there. If this is the case, make sure that you take some time off as well. After all, tomorrow is Monday and you can work as long as you want!
In the meantime, take a look at two posts from March that have become quite popular:
Can anybody be a Freelance Writer?
Once again, Happy Easter!
Scott Wainner at wrevenue.com is offering $20 to any blogger who makes a post linking to his about living longer. Scott’s post on stopping the aging process really got me thinking, and it will surely do the same for you.
After all, the longer you live the more freelance writing projects you will be able to complete!
Hey all - I just wanted to personally greet all of the visitors who are coming from my guest post at Get Rich Slowly! Hopefully you will find my blog to be useful as far as starting a freelance writing career, as well as for basic details and tips on becoming self-employed.
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To be a successful blogger or freelance writer you need a wide variety of tools, skills, and attributes. This includes everything from top notch writing skills to the ability to market your work or blog. But with that being said, do you ever think about the other things that help you to succeed? I had an eye doctor appointment this morning, and it really got me thinking about just how important my eyes are.
Although there is nothing major wrong with my eyes, they are getting a bit worse due to using the computer for too many hours each day; which is sometimes 12 hours or more. This may not be a big deal right now, but over time things could get worse. I started thinking, what would I do if I were blind?
First off, I know that I would no longer be able to write for a living. Even though blind people can do extraordinary things, I don’t think that I would be able to continue with my current line of work. And as you can imagine, this would be just about the worst thing that could happen. Anybody who is passionate about their job will agree that taking it away would be a huge blow to their lifestyle.
I always thought that all I had to do was keep my contacts clean, and go to the eye doctor once a year. But today, I found out that this is not the case. Generally speaking, I need to use my glasses when working at the computer, and only wear my contacts when I am away from the office. If this is going to keep my eyes healthy, I have no problem with it at all. It is better to be safe than sorry; especially when my health and career are on the line.
Remember, your eyes are not something that you should take for granted. Even though you may never think about it, without your eyes, your days of using the computer for blogging and/or writing will probably be over.
It might be the 4th of July, but that does not mean that the blog world slows down. I just wanted to post a quick note wishing everybody a great day. Have fun eating tasty food and watching fireworks!
I’ll be back tomorrow (or after the fireworks) with another post!
With every new blog, I like to make the first post general in nature. After all, you probably have a few questions about who I am, what I do, and much more.
Who am I?
As I mention in the “Me” page at the top of the blog, I am a freelance writer and professional blogger. Although that is a pretty broad description, I plan to show you just what it means in the near future.
Generally speaking, three or so years ago I was fed up with the corporate world so I decided to go at it alone. Since I received my degree in Professional Writing, I figured that this was the right direction. I will talk more about how I built up my career in later posts, but for now, I am earning anywhere from three to four times more than I did when I worked for somebody else. I figure, “why work for somebody else, when I can do it on my own and take home all the profits?”
What I do?
Although some people may think that writing day in and day out is boring, I love it. Not only do I make more than enough money, but the work is fun. My projects range from website content to feature articles to blogging. This diversity allows me to experience something different everyday of the week.
So how did you like the first post? If anybody has questions or comments, let me know. From here on out I will be posting on anything and everything that has to do with freelance writing, blogging, and internet marketing!
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