Every New Year’s, thousands of aspiring business and self-help authors resolve to make this the year they get their book done. I’ve heard that 80 percent of people want to write a book-that’s a lot of people. But even if that figure is wrong, and, say, 40 percent of people have the goal of writing a [...]
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If you love to write you should consider making a full-time internet business. A lot of people are dreaming to be their own boss. You can achieve this by working from your home office. Think at how much money you would save. You will not need a car to go to work anymore. With this type of business your risk will be minimal. You will only have to invest in a good computer and internet connection. Before you quit your job to start freelance writing you need to make a plan. Note down how much you currently earn in a month. Calculate how much you pay for bills and other expenses. Remember that if you work from home some expenses will not exist anymore. For example you will not need gas money to go to work every day. Also if you work outside the house you are spending a lot more on clothes. Continue reading Full-Time Internet Business With Freelance Writing Writing, like any other activity humans engage in, is a target for procrastination. You might wonder how something as simple as placing words down on a page or up on a screen in a particular order would be a cause for consternation and procrastination, but it is. Every writer knows this. If you are reading this, maybe you have a writing project or two that is not moving forward. Here are six tips to jump the fence and plough the writing field. 1. Break out of whatever procrastination pattern you are in and establish a new pattern. If you find yourself sitting down at work or at home to write and you are drawn into the internet or email. DO NOT get on the internet to “Check just one thing.” That is a trap. Recognize it and stay clear. additionally, this is not the time to re-grout your bathroom or de-flea the cat. recognize distractions for what they are. Continue reading Beat Writing Procrastination With Five Good Minutes or One Good Sentence |
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