What do you do when you’re feeling kind of blah and can’t seem to shake it?
Do you have ways to snap out of those moods and create a sense of drive and purpose?
If yes, keep doing what you’re doing (and leave a comment at the end of this post with your secrets).
If you’re like most of us, you may need a little extra help to get your mojo movin’ again.
Here are five ways to inspire yourself: Click Here to Read Article …
Do you love expressing your thoughts through blog posts?
If you are really passionate about writing and sharing your thoughts with readers and do not want to limit it to just blogs, then you can turn your passion into your career.
There are many opportunities available for you to get connected with a greater audience and also bring new audiences to your blogs as well.
As a freelance writer, when you are submitting your content, you can get paid in two different ways.
One among those (and the most common) is you are paid a fixed price for the content you submit. The other option is a variable payment based on the number of views to your content and also the number of clicks for featured ads in the post. Click Here to Read Article …
In Part One, I took a look at the economic policies of Democratic candidates Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley.
I broke their ideas into the categories of wages, banking policies and taxes.
I also noted other policies relevant to entrepreneurs, small businesses and related freelance types.
Now, on to the third and final candidate, one Hillary Rodham Clinton. Click Here to Read Article …
The field of candidates for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016 is small and manageable — populated by folks with platforms aimed to help the little guy.
If you’re a one-person work machine or the owner of a small business, do Bernie Sanders, Martin O’Malley or Hillary Clinton have anything up their sleeves to help you out?
For the sake of this overview, I’m invoking the principle that what’s good for the economy is good for small businesses.
That is, restaurateurs, potters and freelance accountants all need their neighbors to have some income. And if these entrepreneurs’ suppliers and distributors aren’t feeling a pinch, they’ll probably get kind rates, which mean a better chance of survival.
So everything affecting the economy affects entrepreneurs. The economic factors I’ll look at include wages, banking policies (which apply to anyone looking for a loan) and of course, taxes. Click Here to Read Article …
Being self-employed brings with it a host of exciting perks.
Like the freedom to manage your workload your way.
Or take on a diverse range of projects based purely on what takes your fancy.
Unfortunately, though, the perks of contracting can come at a price.
Contracting is, by nature, much less predictable than permanent employment, and making a profit isn’t as simple as doing your work on time.
So the question is: How can you level up your contractor’s income and make your company more profitable than ever?
We have a few ideas to help you maximise your take home pay, starting today. Click Here to Read Article …
Working from home definitely has its benefits.
But there are some things that are nice about working in an office that people often overlook, like not having to pay for toilet paper.
One of the big things a lot of freelancers as people who work from home don’t consider is that their utility bills will increase once they work from home.
Paying for the extra gas and electricity you’ll be using can come as a bit of a shock and maybe not one you budgeted for, so this handy guide has been designed to help lower your bills as the temperatures drop. Click Here to Read Article …
Whether you’re a blogger, a podcaster or a vlogger, one of your main goals is to consistently produce new content — that’s why you’re called a content creator!
As a content creator myself, I’m always on the lookout for new tools and hacks that can help me be more productive and get things done.
In this post I discuss productivity hacks for content creators and tools that help you save up to a few hours each week.
I recently came across a system that has completely changed the way I approach my daily and weekly activities.
It’s also drastically increased my productivity and efficiency. Personally, I think the reason this one works so well, compared to others taught by “productivity gurus”, is that it has to do with the way we think. Click Here to Read Article …
Home is where the heart is — not always the mind.
Nevertheless, this is often where some of your most important projects must be done.
Productivity in the work place is hard enough, even with a supervising boss, limited personal distractions and an atmosphere of like-minded coworkers.
Rip away that stable atmosphere and keeping the momentum of progress can be harder than catching lightning in a bottle. Click Here to Read Article …
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