How many people have shied away from freelancing for the very sake of lack of stability? A dime a dozen. Careers are plagued by their unique issues, and that of freelancing is a lack of stability. Versatile freelancers know it. Budding freelancers know it. Aspiring freelancers aren’t left out as well. In spite of this.
Writing. The documentation of life’s events as captured through the rods and cones of an individual’s retina. The writer’s life is a cascade of emotions, in writing you experience the lives of others, and you feel what they feel in other to document what they would, if they could, and as much as possible, in.
I for one have never believed in writer’s block– up until this moment. For the past 3 months, I seem to have written non-stop, jumping from one job to the next, ghost writing and editing like I was this unstoppable genius. Well, I sure thought I was! With gusto, I kept on moving at the.
If you have an online presence, you’d always need to have an author’s bio- for your blog, your website or other pages where your work can be viewed. In fact, at the back of almost every book, you are bound to find an author’s bio, which is what a lot of people read before even.
Negotiation might not be fun, but it certainly doesn’t have to be your nemesis!
Today, I decided to break from my norm of giving freelancing tips and I decided to interview an African freelancer. His name is Walter Akolo. Walter Akolo is a Kenyan freelancer, blogger and internet marketer who has been interviewed on major websites and media outlets such as US Paysa and Kenyan Standard Media. He was.