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Grammarly Premium Review: Is It Worth The Upgrade?

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Are you a grammar nerd?

Do you have an insatiable obsession with grammatical precision and continually scan for that perfect, imperfect phrase?

Maybe you are a grammar militant?

Could you be a freelance grammar soldier (or a recruit) working hard to learn all of the grammatical ops details to earn the best and bravest assignments?

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I still have to pinch myself sometimes when I look at my monthly freelance writing income.

Less than a year ago, I was making $2500 per month working as a full-time copywriter at a job that stressed me out so much that it gave me an eye twitch.

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How do you approach your work?

Do you do the same thing every day or do you switch it up, to keep it interesting?

Jack Welch once said, “Time is the single best indicator of competitiveness — Quality is a given”.

As writers,

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How much time do you spend each day trying to find your next freelancing gig?

Are you combing through Craigslist ads from cities across the nation?

Is your bookmark bar full of free job boards, ready to check throughout the day?

Looking for decent gigs is time-consuming,

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Can I just say it?

Failing… SUCKS.

When my freelance business finally started taking off in 2014, I was certain to I was going to make 2015 my year.

It was going to be the year that I hit all my business goals and do everything I set my sites on.

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I’m going to be brutally honest with you…

I HATE Black Friday.

HATE it…

Standing in line for 12 hours in the wind and rain with too much coffee and not being able to run to the bathroom is sooooo not my cup of tea.

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How do you deal with negative feedback as a writer

If there’s one thing freelance writers get warned about early on in their careers it’s to get used to negative feedback.

In fact, that’s exactly what Ariel had to say when I asked her to provide some advice for newbie freelance writers.

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Assume you’re writing for a well-educated, savvy reader, who is already in the last stages of researching about the topic.

I never thought I’d reach a point in which the sentence above would make my life much easier.

But as soon as I read that in an email from my client,

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Have you ever had a case of mistaken identity?

Your title says one thing, but your clients or coworkers think you do something entirely different.

I had this happen to me recently at work, and it made me think about developing my niche as a writer.

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How I Failed in 2015 (and Why I’m Okay With It)

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How to Deal With Negative Feedback on Your Online Writing

How to Use Reader Personas as a Freelance Writer

Do You Have a Case of Mistaken Identity? 5 Questions to Help You Find Your Writing Niche

I still have to pinch myself sometimes when I look at my monthly freelance writing income.

Less than a year ago, I was making $2500 per month working as a full-time copywriter at a job that stressed me out so much that it gave me an eye twitch.

How do you approach your work?

Do you do the same thing every day or do you switch it up, to keep it interesting?

How much time do you spend each day trying to find your next freelancing gig?

Are you combing through Craigslist ads from cities across the nation?

Is your bookmark bar full of free job boards, ready to check throughout the day?

Can I just say it?

Failing… SUCKS.

If there’s one thing freelance writers get warned about early on in their careers it’s to get used to negative feedback.

In fact, that’s exactly what Ariel had to say when I asked her to provide some advice for newbie freelance writers.

Assume you’re writing for a well-educated, savvy reader, who is already in the last stages of researching about the topic.

I never thought I’d reach a point in which the sentence above would make my life much easier.

Have you ever had a case of mistaken identity?

Your title says one thing, but your clients or coworkers think you do something entirely different.

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