All you ever needed to become a writer. Did you do it yet? Pro tip: develop thick skin and a wildly outrageous tolerance for ambiguity. There is no arrival. Still, some of these words should help you along the way.
Mash it here for a totally unbiased but unabashedly cynical guide to finding peace and making money as a writer. Here’s to the lifestyle!
For better or worse, I read and write a lot of compositions. Here are three common ways that writers lay boobytraps for their readers (and how to avoid them).
What to do when your client gets back to you with negative, soul-crushing feedback that makes you question whether or not you really have what it takes as a writer.
Use this little known way to win your first Upwork contracts, with real-world examples from two freelancers I hired myself.
Here are my takeaways, insights, and tips from my first year of freelance writing full time. Hopefully, this helps you in your journey!
There’s a big leap from where it all starts and where—hair down, pants off—it finishes. Therein lie the advantages of tolerance for ambiguity.
Another generic “Getting Over Writer’s Block” post and I’ll vomit. Here’s some non-traditional ways to get around the age-old problem.
