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Gabriella Hoffman is media strategist, consultant, and award-winning outdoor writer based in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area.Ms. Hoffman specializes in social media management, strategic communications,  branding, public relations, marketing, digital strategies, speaking/trainings, basic photography and videography services.As a full-time freelancer or “gig worker,” Gabriella Hoffman is an independent contractor who has also written and commented extensively on how unions—through their allies in the Democratic Party at the state and federal level—are trying to destroy the ability of freelancers to earn a living.In this episode of Labor Relations Radio, Ms. Hoffman discusses the threat to the gig economy posed by the unions and their political allies.Gabriella Hoffman's writings on the threat to freelancers and the gig economy:Biden Administration Continues Waging War on Freelancing | TownhallA Win for American Workers: The Senate Rejects David WeilRepublicans Must Fight for Freelancers in 2022This Labor Day, Stand with 59M American FreelancersNew Poll Reveals Bipartisan Disapproval for the PRO ActRelated:Department of Labor Proposes New Rule for Independent Contractor Status

Gabriella Hoffman is media strategist, consultant, and award-winning outdoor writer based in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area.Ms. Hoffman specializes in social media management, strategic communications,  branding, public relations, marketing, digital strategies, speaking/trainings, basic photography and videography services. As a full-time freelancer or “gig worker,” Gabriella Hoffman is an independent contractor who has also written and commented extensively on how unions—through their allies in the Democratic Party at the state and federal level—are trying to destroy the ability of freelancers to earn a living.In this episode of Labor Relations Radio, Ms. Hoffman discusses the threat to the gig economy posed by the unions and their political allies.Gabriella Hoffman's writings on the threat to freelancers and the gig economy:* Biden Administration Continues Waging War on Freelancing | Townhall* A Win for American Workers: The Senate Rejects David Weil* Republicans Must Fight for Freelancers in 2022* This Labor Day, Stand with 59M American Freelancers* New Poll Reveals Bipartisan Disapproval for the PRO ActRelated:* Department of Labor Proposes New Rule for Independent Contractor StatusLabor Relations Radio and LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, please consider becoming a paid subscriber. Get full access to LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest at laborunionnews.substack.com/subscribe

I'm celebrating four years as a full-time freelancer, three years offering professional voiceover services, and two years of working full-time as a remote voice actor. So today on the show I'm sharing five thoughts/ideas/lessons that I've learned during that time.Links:Listen to the Business RPG Podcast (Apple)Sign up for our email listA Beginners Guide to WFH Voice ActingRelated Episodes:#23: Working with what you have until you have more to work with#13: How the age of the gatekeeper is ending#1: The top 5 tools for building your voiceover businessWant to get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you! >> Podcast Request FormCheck out our demo production and coaching servicesSubscribe to our newsletter and never miss a beat!

WELCOME TO Episode 32 of Creative Process! Want to reach out and say a very grateful THANK YOU to the amazing special guest we had on today, Ethan. Make sure to follow and connect with Ethan down below! Twitter: https://twitter.com/EthanJDesign Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Ethanjdesign Store: https://ethanjdesignshop.com/ Make sure, if you liked the episode or retained some useful information, REVIEW the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Thank you for listening/watching/viewing and we will see you next time! CONNECT WITH JARED HERE: https://twitter.com/kleinstudios_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jared-john-klein/support

Podcast guest, Crosby Melendi, a location-independent traveler, coach, content creator + freelancer, joins me in this episode to talk all about taking the leap from corporate to full-time freelancer.  Crosby gives a ton of insight on what its like to work remotely, live the digital nomad lifestyle, & shares tips on how you can get started & live this lifestyle for yourself.    In this episode you'll discover... How Crosby started her freelancer career in college  Why she thinks 2022 is the best year for others to become remote workers Tips for landing your first remote job with no prior experience Advice for building your brand as a freelancer How she balances client work, content creation, & travel  The top things to look for when choosing a place to live & work from as a nomad Advice for those who want to follow in her footsteps    Thank you so much for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, I'd be so grateful if you would share it on your IG stories, tag myself and Crosby, & leave a review. Reviews help spread the word about The Tropical Social Podcast, & help other women live out their version of the laptop lifestyle.    Connect with Crosby:  Instagram  Website  YouTube   Links & Resources: Freebie: Kickstart Your Social Media Management Business Join The Social With Shan Community HERE Connect with Shannon on INSTAGRAM Shannon's WEBSITE Save $50 on your Social Media Management Contracts using code SHANNON22 Get 50% off your Flodesk Subscription 

The idea of becoming a full-time content creator is an attractive one to many people. But when you talk to people who are actually doing it, you find that it takes more than just putting videos up online and waiting for money to drop in your bank account.Plus, the people who do it in a sustainable way always do it in light of who they are, and how their story has shaped them along the way.Javier Mercedes began in the world of audio engineering, recording sessions with former US Presidents and A-list movie stars. He expanded his career into videography and television editing for ESPN, ABC, and FOX Sports. Today, he's a full-time YouTube creator and online entrepreneur.In this first of a two-part conversation, you'll hear how Javier's background shaped his creative path, and how he uses his skills to serve a massive crowd of people AND support his family as a full-time creator.Get ready to take notes on how YOU can take control of your creative life with part 1 of our conversation with Javier Mercedes.Connect with Javier on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-R_lZ5qRnNEq3gXdnoKqZw Level up your own video content with Javier's custom digital products for Adobe Premiere Pro: https://www.javiermercedes.com/products LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE: Got comments, reactions, or just wanna say hi? Leave a voice message for us and we may use it in an upcoming episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/StoryGreenlight  SHOW NOTES1:43 Dodging diseases with young children in the house2:55 Javier's elevator pitch3:28 Jeff growing up as jack of all trades, master of none4:09 Javier growing up obsessed with audio and video tech8:24 Studying audio but having to go through music school 14:34 Javier moving into studio sound work 16:06 Javier working with Morgan Freeman17:20 Javier's beginnings of teaching at the recording studio – video tutorials for interns18:30 Moving to Austin and video freelancing with TheCHIVE – teaching incoming editors21:25 Starting on YouTube – creating tutorials based on problems Javier faced at work25:12 Balancing high production value projects with YouTube tutorials30:29 Jeff on building a business that replaces high-dollar freelance work31:35 When Javier first began making money from YouTube33:30 Joining Cody Wanner's #nosmallcreator group and daily vlogging for a month36:05 Starting as a cooking channel37:43 Switching from full-time editing to part-time freelance editing – 90% freelance, 10% AdSense and affiliate income38:43 How YouTube channels can use Amazon affiliate links40:41 The need for health insurance when going full-time on YouTube41:28 Javier's early publishing schedule42:18 Channels driven by search vs personality43:19 Better-paying gigs mean more free time for YT --If you want help leveling up your own content, consider joining our private community called The Green Room. It's all about telling your stories, connecting with your audience, and getting things DONE with the support of an active community of creators like you. Get started for a month for free right now at https://www.storygreenlight.com/greenroomfree.  Use the power of Story to build your audience connection and increase your channel watch time, no matter your content type or storytelling experience. Get your copy now at https://www.storygreenlight.com/storyguide.

I am NO expert, but I thought I would share what I learned so far on my freelance journey. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carly-adair1/support

In this episode, I break down what a typical day, week, and month look like for me as both a freelancer writer and entrepreneur. I also cover traveling while maintaining the same schedule, and different things I do to make sure I am always adhering to timelines.No two days at the same in the world of freelancing, but that's what I love about it so much. It's definitely a lifestyle filled with change, and something you will need to embrace if you want to freelance full-time. Check it out!

So, how did you do it Aubree? I'm answering the most asked question I get from people. How did you get started? What did you do? How were you able to leave your teaching job? I'm sharing how that $500 was so worth it and what I did to help me see the success I wanted and leave my teaching job!  In this episode, you will learn: How investing $500 was not an easy decision, but the right oneWhat I did that first weekend to get the ball movingWhat you need when you hit obstacles in the roadWhy consistency wins every time Links Mentioned: Join the FREE 3 day challenge starting on January 31st at 8 PM EST where we are going to refresh and reset freelancing business for 2021! If your business is in need of a makeover, join us here: aubreemalick.com/community  Other Resources: Want to know when you can join the Freelancer to CEO Academy? Jump on the waitlist: aubreemalick.com/waitlistJoin the Freelancer to CEO Podcast Community on Facebook  If you found value in today's episode, I would love it if you shared this in your Instagram stories! Help us spread the message to more freelancers who are ready to step into the CEO role!  Connect with me on Instagram: @aubreemalick

Alexandra Fasulo is a 6-figure copywriter, serial entrepreneur, and business mogul, best known for the CNBC coverage of earning "$150,000 in 6-months on freelancing site Fiverr.com." Having scaled her Fiverr business to over $400,000 per year as a 27-year-old entrepreneur, Alexandra shares her insight and tricks of the trade with followers through TikTok and Instagram as the "Freelance Fairy." She is also the owner of EyePop, a photo trending map app, designed to make influencing easier in 2020. When she's not running her businesses or helping individuals plunge into the world of freelancing, she can be found traversing the globe as a digital nomad and photographer for her family businesses. Join Our community of thousands of entrepreneurs at https://entre.link/EntrepreneurShow Follow us on social media @joinentre --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gusto n'yo ba mag-work at the comfort of your home forever? Gusto n'yo na bang mag-start ng inyong freelance career? Joining us in this episode is Reg Ongkiko, a former full-time university employee and now a full-time freelancer! Tara alamin ang journey nya on becoming a full-time freelancer, mga challenges na pinagdaanan n'ya and why did she choose this path. Mayroon ding giveaway na freelancing resources sa episode na ito!!! To join the giveaway, just share this episode on your Instagram Stories and tag @kudaserye! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jazzaberilla/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazzaberilla/support

Today I’m talking about what I did when I first went freelance - I'm talking first day, first week, first month... the things that I focused on when I first decided that I was going to be a full time freelancer.

Today’s interview is all about Anna McCoy’s journey to becoming a full time freelancer. Have you ever thought about making the step to becoming your own boss but have no idea where to start? This podcast is for you! We go over the realness of imposter syndrome, how to get your name out there as a beginner entrepreneur, and so much more! www.cassandramichellephotography.com

Elisabeth Rodgers is an award-winning actress and audiobook narrator, and longtime resident of New York City. She has worked both on stage and behind a mic as a narrator in her prolific career. Her work has been featured on multiple end-of-year lists for audiobook narration. Elisabeth has also picked up many more skills, including stage fighting, period dancing, singing, and mastery of various accents. The post 404: What It’s Like to Be an Actor & Full-Time Freelancer w/ Elisabeth Rodgers, actress [K-Cup DoubleShot] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

We're talking about money! This episode is all about how much I'm making, how much I made last year, and my financial year in review. Being open about money is really important to me so I hope you enjoy this chat! CONNECT WITH THE SHOWOffbeat Grad BlogSamanthabilityInstagramTwitterGot a question? Send me an email at hello@offbeatgrad.com!

Doing this full-time offers you the chance to build a business doing the work you love most, from wherever you want. No matter what their field, many small business owners utilize freelancers.

Our guest today is Nicholas Moegly. He is an illustrator and graphic designer that creates gig posters and album art for the music industry. He's located in Cincinnati, Ohio and has worked with several Grammy award winning artists. Nicholas and I talk about What it's like running a super lean freelance business. Why he decided to start contracting out specific parts of his business. Nicholas's three month plan for quitting his agency job and going full-time freelance How to get clients while you have a full-time job Freelancer Fav Five Revenue - July 2019 Books - Tools of Titans by Tim Ferris Software - Caato Time Tracker Guest Info @nicholasmoely - IG nicholasmoegly.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scaling-freelance/message

Welcome Freelancers!Have you ever wondered how you're supposed to go from side-hustle to full-time freelancer? I mean... who has the time for that? AND, how are you supposed to not only find clients on social media, but get them finding YOU as well!?If you've ever had those thoughts, then this is a MUST LISTEN episode for you!On today's episode, I'm chatting with Jenyfer Reyes! She is a Social Media Manager at her company, Haus Of Creative! Haus of Creative provides Social Media Management services to help businesses leverage their digital brand presence successfully by reaching their ideal audience organically and building their social media presence on Instagram.BUT, this is her side-hustle right now! She also has a 9-5, is a mom of three, a wife, and has a home to take care of. For anyone who's ever thought they don't have enough time in the day for the things they want to do, Jenyfer is here to show you that you're 100% wrong!In this episode, you'll learn:How to find clients using Instagram and how to get them finding YOUHow to manage your crazy schedule so you can have a side-hustle that doesn't burn you outWhat the REAL freelancing life looks like... not the glorified version you see on socialIf you enjoy this episode and it resonated with you, I’d love to hear about it! Take a screenshot of you listening to the episode, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Jenyfer: @hausofcreative & @samanthastemarieWe can't wait to hear from you!FREE TRAINING: HOW TO BECOME A FULLY BOOKED FREELANCERIf you've ever wanted to be a freelancer who works from home (or from wherever), has more freedom, and more money - then this is the training for you! Register and get INSTANT access to my FREE training!Register here: https://samanthastemarie.lpages.co/register-free-training/If you enjoy this episode, I’d love to hear about it! Take a screenshot of you listening to the episode, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me: @samanthastemarieCan't wait to hear from you!Snag my One-Week to Your Next Client Framework:Wouldn't it be nice to wake up to a an inbox full of emails from prospects who are not only interested in working with you, but who are also more than willing to pay you what you're worth?You need this amazing freebie so you can ditch the confusion and frustration, and land dream clients with ease!DOWNLOAD IT HERE: https://samanthastemarie.lpages.co/client-acquisition-framework/DOWNLOAD IT HERE!CONNECT WITH ME:Make sure you check out the Freelancing For Freedom YouTube channel! We post new videos every Monday morning at 9:00am EST! Each video has an actionable piece of advice that you can take and apply to your freelancing business right away!WebsiteInstagramLinkedInPinterestHave you left a review yet? It's simple! All you need to do is go to: Freelancing For Freedom Podcast on Apple PodcastsThank you so much for the support! You mean so much to us!

How to become a FULL-TIME Freelancer Thank you for watching our video. We post videos DAILY videos about fatherhood & family, online business, and world travel. Currently, we have been to over 80 countries on 6 continents and our goal is to be the FIRST FAMILY to visit every country in the word. GET EMAIL UPDATES on our website: http://www.DaddyBlogger.com LIKE us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DaddyBlogger SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/tokyoricky FOLLOW us on Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest: http://www.twitter.com/tokyoricky http://www.instagram.com/tokyoricky http://www.pinterest.com/tokyoricky Also, check out our Digital Nomad Mastery business at: http://www.DigitalNomadMastery.com #DaddyBloggerWorldTour #DigitalNomadMastery

I got this question from Ryan: "Thanks a lot for your resources online. I just want to hear your insight about job transition from a regular job to freelancing. Which is better? To quit a job and work full time as a web design freelancer/entrepreneur? Or start taking free project first while working on a regular job, and only quit when I already have paid projects? Or at least if you still remember when you started, how long it took before you get paid projects after offering free projects to clients? I'm actually in the stage of job transition and I'm 100% ready for web design. However, I'm hesitant to quit my job because maybe it will take many months or a year before getting paid projects. I know my question is a case to case basis but by hearing your experience and advice will enlighten me a lot! Thank you so much!" It's four things. When I started freelancing, I tried to make the transition to full-time a few times. And, I had a couple false starts. Which are demoralizing. I definitely had my moments of "Should I just give up on this freelance thing?" But, finally, I was able to make the switch and never look back. And, it's been almost 10 years now that I've been full-time from home. What I learned from that are four things you can do to not only make the transition easier and less anxious, but also much more likely you'll make it successfully the FIRST time. I cover those four things in this episode.

Kami berkesempatan bertemu dengan manusia yang kerap disebut dan dilabeli sebagai milenial kreatif. Sosok yang merasa kurang cocok bekerja kantoran. Perempuan bernama Fany Puspita ini memutuskan selama lebih dari lima tahun menggeluti sebagai full time freelancer. Seperti apa ceritanya? Monggo disimak lur.

Getting paid to do work you love and building a profitable business out of it is every entrepreneur’s dream. And today’s guest on Freelance to Founder has been able to make that dream into reality, hiring her husband in the process. In this episode, we interview Emily Mills, author of The Art of Visual Notetaking, founder of Sketchnote Academy, and one-time visual artist for Dave Ramsey. You can find her at emilyamills.com Losing interest in her full-time graphic design job, Emily dove headfirst into the world of freelance back in 2016. She learned she could make money as an artist while living the life she wanted since her childhood, but never thought possible. She hasn’t looked back since! Emily has turned her passion for art and illustration into a full-time freelance business having noteworthy clients and a stable inflow of revenue. You'll get to know Emily's back story, how her college career provided glimpses at what was to come, how and why she hit a wall early in her career, and how she pulls in revenue today. You'll pick up on the traits, habits, and mindsets a founder needs to scale beyond a freelancer. And if you hang on to the end of the episode you'll hear our 3-for-1 segment: Three questions — seeking one principle, one habit, and one person that our guests have adhered to through the years. Find Emily on her Portfolio and Twitter. We hope you enjoy this episode of Freelance to Founder. Please leave us an honest rating on iTunes. Complete show notes for this episode can be found on Millo.co Subscribe for new episodes at freelancetofounder.com. This podcast is a production of Millo. Recently from the Millo Blog: How to write an invoice (and get paid) in 5 easy steps Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kellie Lasack launched her business, Roan Marketing and Communications, in 2018. She made the jump after encouragement from her family, friends, and mentors and after many years of experience freelancing for publications. On this episode, she's sharing what her journey has been like – from the obstacles to the victories. Kellie shares how she manages projects without getting overwhelmed, reaching out to potential clients and editors (and acing your pitches), staying on top of the digital trends and so much more insight into building a business. Follow Kellie on Instagram, Facebook, and her website, where she shares all the links to her social media platforms. Let's tune in!

In this episode WiFly Nomads Alumni and Friday Coworking space Founder, Nathalie Goovaerts, shares her journey to going remote. We share how Nathalie successfully became a full-time freelancer within 2 months of completing WiFly Nomads and how within six months of completing the program she opened her co-working space, Friday Cowork. In this episode Nathalie shares: How a one-way ticket and a break up kick started her remote journey How she was able to support her nomadic lifestyle as a freelancer within 2-months of completing WiFly Nomads Mindset and Productivity tips to help you on your going remote journey Nathalie's advice for succeeding as a digital nomad How she was able to launch her co-working space within 6 months What makes a good co-working space, what to look for when selecting one, and what makes Friday Cowork so special Follow Friday Coworking space on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friday_cowork/ Connect with Nathalie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathaliegoovaerts/ Like the podcast? Be sure to leave us a 5-star review and subscribe. Our host, Kate Smith, is a Remote Career and Business Mentor showing you how to create more freedom and fulfilment by earning an income remotely. She's been working remotely and traveling the world for over 4 years and has been featured in BBC, Fast Company, CNN, and Atlas Obscura. If you're interested in working with Kate or want to learn more on going remote you can: Sign up for the free email training series here: http://bit.ly/RemoteWorkJumpstart Get 1:1 Mentoring to Go Remote: http://bit.ly/GoRemoteMentor Join WiFly Nomads, immersive training in Bali: https://www.wiflynomads.com/

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Will Mosley's Guide To Making Money As A Part - Time Or Full - Time Freelancer by Will Mosley

How do you know when you're ready to make your part-time side hustle your full-time career? Do you wait until you have a certain number of clients or certain amount of income coming in? What about security and stability? If you have a family to support it can be even scarier taking the leap into entrepreneurship. Of course we don't have all the answers, but we all did it ourselves and can share our stories and how we decided when it was the right time for us.   Hosts Present: David Blackmon - Aspen Grove Studios / FB / @aspengrovellc Cory Jenkins - Aspen Grove Studios / FB / @aspengrovellc Tim Strifler - Divi Life / FB / @timstrifler Resources Mentioned: Divi Business Expert Course by WPGears   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYBRCEA0-fY

How do you know when you’re ready to make your part-time side hustle your full-time career? Do you wait until you have a certain number of clients or certain amount of income coming in? What about security and stability? If you have a family to support it can be even scarier taking the leap into […] The post EP103 – When to Transition from Side Hustle to Full Time Freelancer appeared first on Divi Chat.

Hey, guys! In this episode, I am chatting with Asia Ladowska. We talk about how she quit her job to become a full-time freelancer, what she learned and experienced along the way. We also talk about her book she will be publishing through Kickstarter soon! Full Interview notes, guest contacts, key takeaways, and resources: https://artsideoflife.com/asia-ladowska-2/    Special offer for Art Side of Life listeners

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After seven years of working in a cubicle, Sarah Morgan realized she had a major problem: she hated her job. Her biggest fear was that she'd wake up one day and realize she had worked her whole life at a job she didn't enjoy. That's when she decided to take her freelancing full-time and has since built a thriving brand & blog.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thalassa Van Beek quit her 9-5 job to follow her dream of living in Spain. Originally from The Netherlands, she took the leap of faith and after 6 months of building her freelancing career, she was able to go 100% full-time. Now living in Spain, Thalassa shares with us how she was able to do it and the community she has created called Freelance Kickstarter to support other freelancers on their journey. In this episode, you’ll be inspired to: 1. Kickstart your freelancing career. 2. Genuinely put the time and effort to create the life of your dreams. 3. Take action and just go for it. Want to connect more with Thalassa? Check her out on these following social media platforms: Join Thalassa’s Facebook community called Freelance Kickstarter Click here to leave us a rating & a review on iTunes. Follow us on social media: | Instagram | Twitter | Join our Facebook Tribe The post Episode 11 | Thalassa Van Beek Quits Her 9-5 Now A Full-time Freelancer appeared first on Chronicles Abroad.

OMG YOU GUYS! Can you guys believe it’s already been 3 months!? It’s been a fun and crazy ride and I’m excited to share my 90-day check-in!

How can you make less money than you do now, but travel more? Tune in to find out how to do just that; plus you'll get some awesome tips for wandering freelancers! Please welcome Haley Akins to the show. She was our December member of the month at Location Indie, so she's the perfect guest to share her full time freelancer story. Haley is a motion designer and animator and has been freelancing for about 3 years. Before that she was working for Across the Pond and a sports broadcasting company. She wanted more travel and more freedom in her life, so she found freelancing and hasn't looked back. Today you'll get some tips and tricks on how you can create success as a freelancer. Listen in now. You'll Learn: The #1 tip for managing clients What can allow you to take a whole month off Easy to remember rule about rates (for more profits) How to keep business coming in How to raise your profile in the industry (to get more work) Why you shouldn't be afraid to ask One thing that helps you realize what is really important Why you need to consistently make things happen And so much more! Resources: Hayley Akins Creating A Life Of Travel In A Single Day with Michelle Dale Workaway Location Indie Motion Hatch Bingomation Asana Across The Pond The Art of Asking: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help by Amanda Palmer Ask by Ryan Levesque Please be sure to check out the archives for more Zero To Travel Podcasts!

Show Notes: This is my 3rd annual review of what my year as a full-time freelancer was like. I go into my most successful year, tell you the exact amount of dollars I made, and go into why this was a super challenging year for me. Follow & Subscribe Please subscribe via your podcast service of choice and send in your questions and comments to podcast@rjmccollam.com. Rate The Freelance Podcast! You can help us reach other freelancers just like you and I by leaving a 5 star rating in iTunes for this podcast. If we have helped, or provided any useful information it would be awesome if you could leave us a rating. Thanks for listening.

Show Notes: I recap my second year as a full-time freelancer. Follow & Subscribe Please subscribe via your podcast service of choice and send in your questions and comments to podcast@rjmccollam.com. Rate The Freelance Podcast! You can help us reach other freelancers just like you and I by leaving a 5 star rating in iTunes for this podcast. If we have helped, or provided any useful information it would be awesome if you could leave us a rating. Thanks for listening.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.This week, I invite guest Miranda Marquit, the foremost expert on freelancing in the personal finance community. Miranda has no background in finance, but leveraged her work ethic and networking skills to become one of the most prolific and visible freelance writes on finance topics. And she makes over $100,000 per year doing it. Resources […] The post PPP015: I'm Miranda Marquit and I'm a Full-Time Freelancer appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.This week, I invite guest Miranda Marquit, the foremost expert on freelancing in the personal finance community. Miranda has no background in finance, but leveraged her work ethic and networking skills to become one of the most prolific and visible freelance writes on finance topics. And she makes over $100,000 per year doing it. Resources […] The post PPP015: I’m Miranda Marquit and I’m a Full-Time Freelancer appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability. This week, I invite guest Miranda Marquit, the foremost expert on freelancing in the personal finance community. Miranda has no background in finance, but leveraged her work ethic and networking skills to become one of the most prolific and visible freelance writes on finance topics. And she makes over $100,000 per year doing it. Resources […] The post PPP015: I’m Miranda Marquit and I’m a Full-Time Freelancer appeared first on Personal Profitability.

In this episode I tell the story of my first year as a full-time freelancer. I talk about my reasons for making the jump, the support I had, the challenges, and I even tell you how much money I made. Links My First Year As A Full-Time Freelancer - http://www.rjmccollam.com/first-year-full-time-freelancer/ Drew Wilson - http://drewwilson.com/ Execute Book - http://executebook.com/ Follow & Subscribe Please subscribe via your podcast service of choice. Please send in your questions and comments at http://www.thefreelancepodcast.com You can follow The Freelance Podcast on Twitter at @freelancecast Rate The Freelance Podcast! You can help us reach other freelancers just like you and I by leaving a 5 star rating in iTunes for this podcast. If we have helped, or provided any useful information it would be awesome if you could leave us a rating. Thanks for listening.