You woke up this morning, and you’re sick of your job.
Every day you hear that alarm clock go off and dread getting ready to go to your full-time job. You want something different.
So, during your office breaks, you search Google. You find ways on how to make money from home and freelance writing jobs from home and you suddenly found freelance writing!!!
You’ve finally decided freelance writing is what you want to do.
No more working at your 9-5 job that has no relation to your skills and expertise. No. You want to write.
You want to make a living writing, but something is holding you back. You’re wondering if this is really REAL and if it’s really WORTH it.
The time is here!
Do you hear the glorious music? 🙂
I’m talking about back to school. It’s the time when the children no longer whine about not having anything to do. It’s also the time when the stress of trying to keep a house clean, run a freelance writing business and have those family road trips was making you crazy.
Are you ready to join the ranks of other freelance writers and become a full-time freelance writer yourself?
If so, then I’m super excited for you as I’ve been a freelance writer for over five years and I make a living doing this – and I have twins too!
Freelance writing has given me the chance to be able to start freelance work at home as a mom and be with my twins. My twins actually don’t know anything different than the life we have given them – a mom and dad that works at home (my husband works from home also!).
You’re new to freelance writing.
And guess what? The one thing you are worried about is whether or not a freelance writing job is a scam or is really legitimate.
How do you know whether or not a freelance writing job on a job board is legit and is really a good project to land?
It’s been days and you’ve been researching on how to make a living from online writing.
This is what you want – writing online – but with a full-time job, a family to take care of, you’re not sure if this is a viable option for you.
You hear stories of struggling authors and their big break 10 years later.
For many new freelance writers out there, finding that first freelance writing job is all-consuming.
You want to make money from this, and you want to ensure that the time you put into starting a freelance writing business is worth it.
I get you.
Look –
I’m the LAST person to write this blog post for you.
I’m known to make spelling errors, grammar errors and any other types of errors when I write. So, why am I teaching you the top writing mistakes freelance writers make?
Are you a new freelance writer?
Finding some freelance writing tips to help you get started on this new journey can be a challenge for sure.
There are so many different types of freelance writers dishing out advice that may not work for you or is just not possible.
Did you recently land a new freelance writing job?
I’ve been a freelance writer for a few years now, and I’m at a good place right now with my workload and my freelance writing rate.
But, I didn’t start out like that. I had to figure out what my freelance writing rates was as a new writer.
