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6 Freelance Skills To Learn For Beginners
The pandemic has forever affected our lives. Some of us have been sick, know someone with the virus, or would have lost loved ones. Most of us had our lives uprooted and our income negatively affected in some way.
By Marvin Marcano5 years ago in Journal
Why Writing With THIS In Mind Makes Me Feel Dirty
Truth be told, when I first started writing, I really didn't think about making money from slinging ink. It was passion, plain and simple.
By Rick Martinez5 years ago in Journal
The Knife Behind My Back
I believe that from the very first day as an Emergency Medical Technician I had heard people say, " We should really write this stuff down, nobody would believe some of this shit."
By Teresa Wegrzyn5 years ago in Journal
Life of an Entrepreneur: Interview with Robert Del Grande
Being an entrepreneur might seem like one of the most liberating things in today's world. However, there are things that make this path as challenging as any other path, if not more. There are thousands of blogs and articles talking about how entrepreneurs lead their life, how they dress, what they eat, and everything in between.
By Geoffrey Harrett5 years ago in Journal
Potential.
If I had to choose one thing to never hear again in a work setting, it would be "You have potential". I used to take it as a huge compliment, an ego stroke, a reassurance of my capacity for bigger and better things. I'm embarrassed to admit how long I was suppressed at work under the guise of waiting for someone to recognise that I'd reached my "potential".
By Jessie Waddell5 years ago in Journal
Why my Boss taking Paid Parental Leave as a Male Executive is Important
In a progressive yet overdue move, my company recently introduced paid parental leave. The policy is one of the most generous available in Australia. Six months at full pay to the primary carer, followed by an option to extend by a further 1.5 years unpaid, but with a return to work guarantee.
By Jessie Waddell5 years ago in Journal
Best ways to improve entrepreneur skills
If there is one thing 2020 has taught us, that things can change. Or, to be clear: things have to change if they are to remain successful. Clearly, this past year has been a nightmare for many of us worldwide. However, despite all these difficulties, we have seen incredible progress and testing that proves that extremely trying situations can give us new opportunities. What is the secret? If we can bypass our normal methods and patterns of action and take advantage of whatever situations we may encounter, we can find new levels of success.
By prashant sapkota5 years ago in Journal
Finding the Right Job for You
Work is something everyone must do to be a part of something big. We don't have a choice, it must be done. It isn't only about contributing to the success of the business, but also for keeping ourselves productive, creative, and outgoing. Work keeps our minds and hands busy. As human beings, we are designed to be mobile and proactive. That most difficult decision for the younger generation is to find the right type of work to start a career. How to do this? I'll let you know.
By Kevin Tennert5 years ago in Journal
How To Decide Which Type Of Business Loan Is Right For You?
Due to the pandemic, many offices were shut down, and others relied on a work from home strategy. But as the entire international economy is on the verge of collapsing, such a situation led to insufficient fund flow in the organization, affecting the businesses' growth and stability. Many startups are already on the verge of loss and may sink if this turbulence of financial issues remains the same in the market. To revive or maintain an appropriate fund flow in the company, people may opt for a Business Loan. But there may be a chance that you are confused about which type of business loan is right for you. You can get the answer to all such questions with us.
By Karan Singh5 years ago in Journal
8 Income Sources for Writers
General advice for writers often sucks because writers aren’t a monolithic bloc of people. We don’t all write the same things in the same style in the same genre. I can’t promise this advice won’t suck as well, but it’s geared toward writers nearer the beginning of their careers and is meant to highlight some of the options writers have for practicing their craft and earning a living.
By Maria Shimizu Christensen5 years ago in Journal
The Worlds I'm Creating
You probably clicked on this story, wondering what it meant. I'm happy I got your attention. :) Hi. My name is Frankiesha, and I like to write fictional books. I truly get excited whenever I think of characters, themes, and scenarios. Stories are so much fun to write, and I always loved to visit new worlds. I truly find happiness in writing fictional stories.
By nostalgia.radio🪲5 years ago in Journal
The Duties of a Personal Injury Lawyer
https://www.merschlaw.com Have you been harmed at work? Have you encountered a physical issue due to the activities of another? These are basically two of the most effortless and least complex instances of when you would have to contact an individual physical issue legal counselor to document a case for you and start the lawful cycle towards remuneration. On the off chance that you are searching for a legal advisor that manages individual injury, you need to take a gander at the graduate school they have moved on from and whether they are BAR guaranteed. Further, you will need to look at whether the legal counselor has a place with various diverse public or neighborhood legitimate affiliations.
By pitey5 years ago in Journal