That’s right. I want to challenge you to write something. Not just anything, but my challenge to you is to write something for you –not for someone else, some other company or some other purpose, but for YOU. First Stab at It Take out a pen and paper — okay, you can use your computer […]
August 29, 2011
A crazy thought crossed my mind recently. I wondered what I would do if I didn’t write or blog. I was surprised with some of the ideas I came up with — all of them start with “I would have more time to:” Exercise Clean my house Watch the boob tube Play my online games […]
July 4, 2011
Guest Post by Christine Speno @http://wordsetcwriting.com/. Those of us who are self-employed or working virtually may have a particular hard job of staying on task. This is especially true if you work from a home office. I know for me, I have to set boundaries so that I don’t let distractions interfere with my work […]
May 23, 2011
Guest Post by Samantha Bangayan @www.whatlittlethings.com … If you’re just starting off as a freelance writer, it can be difficult to gauge how much you should be paid. A lot of freelance writers seem to be doing well making around $10 to $15 per article with content-creating companies, such as Demand Studios — who manages […]
February 1, 2011
Who do you think YOU are? This post kind of dovetails into yesterday’s in a way. A few years ago, when I began writing web content, I consistently ran into the name of a certain web-content writer. I won’t say who this writer is, nor will I reveal this person’s gender, so I will simply […]
January 31, 2011
One thing I’ve done to achieve certain things in life is to find visuals of my goals. It reminds me of them and keeps them alive for me, until I finally achieve them. When I first put together my home office several years ago, I found pictures of material things I wanted to accumulate in […]
January 21, 2011
Have you given thought to what you want to become in life and who you want to emulate or mirror? Those are questions we often relate to young teenagers or younger adults, not those of us who are older. These questions, however, are important for everyone to ask, regardless of whether they are 16 or […]
December 29, 2010
Christmas is past us and New Year’s is upon us. For those of us living in the U.S., 1 January 2011 is just a little over 48 hours away. Regardless of where you live in the world, we all should be looking forward into 2011 and deciding what our short-term goals will be for the year. […]
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