Even if you have a full time job, in this global economy it’s advisable to have another string to your bow.
Economy: Batten Down Your Hatches for the Financiapocalypse recommends:
“Start a side business or start freelancing. Having more than one income stream comes in real handy when one stops, well, streaming. Now’s the time to start up that side business or moonlighting as a freelancer. In tough economic times, businesses are likely to skip expensive full-time employees and opt for contractors. If the readers at Web Worker Daily are any indicator, freelance web types are busy bees these days.”
Here’s the big benefit of freelancing: you’re your own boss, so you’ll never hear those dreaded words “I’m sorry, but we have to let you go…”
If you’re already freelance writing part time, kick it up. There will be more freelance projects around, as companies downsize and turn to outsourcing.
Recession-proof your freelance writing career
“Write More And Make More Money From Your Writing: Develop A Fast, Fun Productive Writing Process” gives you all the tools you need for a thriving writing career, no matter what the economic climate.
Three weeks after completing the class one student wrote:
“Thanks Angela, for all your help and advice in class. I’m quitting my job next week. I printed out my letter of resignation tonight after landing a contract writing job that will pay me more for three months part-time work than I earned in from my day job in the whole of 2007! You were right – the great gigs are out there, and now I’ve got the skills to land them. Your class opened my eyes. Bless you…”
“Write More And Make More Money From Your Writing: Develop A Fast, Fun Productive Writing Process” shows you how to thrive as a freelance writer. Would you like to write five times more than you’re writing now, and sell to higher-paying markets? Take the class.
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