by Julie McElroy on August 1, 2011
Ahhh… life as a freelance writer. It can often be equated to a roller coaster ride, especially the ones that you never quite know what is around the next corner. But, you just hang on tight and enjoy the ride. As a creative that has not been clinically diagnosed with ADD, my mind never seems [...]
by Guest Poster on July 7, 2011
It is said that 90 percent of all important business deals happen on the golf course and the other 10 percent don’t really matter. Everyone knows that a spoken deal on the golf course is often more secure than a contract signed in a boardroom. It’s not enough to simply golf with your [...]
by Chris Hoole on June 24, 2011
When I was in my mid-30s I decided – stupidly some people might say – to go back to University and study Creative Writing. Before I did this I had a perfectly stable job, although with hindsight it wasn’t half as stable as my rather smug colleagues who waved me off with raised eyebrows seemed [...]
by Julie McElroy on June 10, 2011
Editor’s Note: This is a contest sponsored by AOL, Jeep, and Single Edition Media. As part of their “Life is Legendary” campaign, AOL wants to reach and convey to single women that they are each pioneers in their own right, living inspired lives, exploring the world on their own terms and embracing [...]
by Julie McElroy on February 28, 2011
One of the things that I have struggled with over the last few years as a freelance writer is getting support from people I know. Not other writers or all of the great people I have met online, but my REAL friends and family. I wonder if they take my seriously. Do they think it [...]
by Julie McElroy on December 24, 2010
As the year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on the changes in my online writing and Internet business. I am going to share my insight with you based on the following quote from the Creativity Portal:
What new possibilities can you open up to now? Are you willing to [...]