The good news is that more employers are hiring telecommuting employees, and there are now more freelance opportunities than there ever were before. But, you need to be on the ball about getting those assignments!
I get a bit miffed that so many people assume that I will drop everything to critique their work for free.
Many kids are attending school virtually right now. And, there is no shortage of parents complaining about their kids spending more time in front of a computer screen than they ever did in class, and, sadly, lots of stories about frustration and tears. I’m here to tell you that it does NOT need to be that way!
I recommend pulling your book from the market.
At BookLocker, we use the largest print on demand printer in the world. They sent out an email last week warning us about an industry-wide problem…
Big companies realize that you have to do more to attract the money that is out there. Writers have to do the same thing.
Make money by selling interviews to collectors publications. I have done this 3,500 times.
Forget what you’ve been told. Don’t believe the hype. Despite the doom and gloom predictions for the rest of the year, there will always be avenues to earn cash as a professional writer.
With each pitch I make, I ask myself three very important questions.
My earliest screw-up taught me a valuable lesson that sticks with me today!
