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Now this is a question that I have, as much as the next person. And so thank you to the awesome person on Quora, Marion Gropen, who answered it. I’ve … Continue reading How much do authors actually earn? Royalties, advances and more
The idea of the struggling artist is a common one. Just look at Moulin Rouge, the starving bohemian aesthetic permeates the entire movie, from its cast to its locations. But … Continue reading UK Salary for Writers
I love tools that make any job easier. Obviously. Who doesn’t, right? So when it comes to tools that connects people wanting writing and people wanting to write I think great! … Continue reading The Problem With Fiverr, Upwork and Freelancer.Com
Losing your mojo sucks – especially if that mojo is what’s bringing in the money at the end of the month. Working freelance is incredible for so many reasons, but … Continue reading How To Get Your Freelancer Motivation Back (and Why You Lost It In The First Place)
Moving country is definitely the most exciting thing I’ve ever done* but it’s also the most terrifying. Especially if, like me, you have anxiety around: Travelling (flying specifically) Being alone … Continue reading How To Settle Quickly In A New Country
In less than two weeks I’ll be leaving this lovely rainy island behind and landing in Stockholm with two suitcases and a rucksack to my name. I’ve already started the … Continue reading How To Pack For Moving Country
I am in freefall. I knew it was going to happen, but somehow that didn’t make the actual happening part any easier. My final pay check came through and now I … Continue reading The Freefall Moment of Going Freelance
I like to think I’m made of some pretty stern stuff. I have a number of incredibly strong women in my family, something I’ve always been thankful for. My Nan … Continue reading How To Handle Bosses That Make You Cry
There’s a very key ingredient to landing a double promotion and nearly doubling your earnings. It’s confidence. When I saw the role I wanted to go for advertised, and I … Continue reading How To Get A Double Promotion
Four pounds fifty-five Is my first freelance paycheque Nearly a whole pint
I came across Contena when I was looking for ways in which to build a client list (from nothing, I might add) so I could start to look at supporting … Continue reading Contena: A Review
Starting off as a freelance writer
Sophie Writes 