Small positive changes will add up to make a big difference in your life: better health, better relationships, more happiness, more money. I think we all know this, but have you actually identified your small changes, and more importantly, are you … [Continue reading]
Update... I had a fantastic response to my guest post on Carol's blog (see details below). As of now the comment count stands at 37. And the call with Carol had some great questioners from listeners. Carol and I discussed my freelance writing … [Continue reading]
As a freelance writer, you need to practice good time management skills so you have high productivity, and searching the Internet without the right skills can waste a lot of your time without giving you quality results. So let's examine the best … [Continue reading]
Maximizing my happiness and enjoyment of life is my top priority, and that includes my freelance writing. Like me, you probably spend a lot of time writing. Life is short -- make sure you get the most joy out of your writing time by following … [Continue reading]
My location-independent freelance writing lifestyle lets me house-sit in San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and other northern California and world locations. I love to travel to interesting places -- to experience different local cultures, to see … [Continue reading]
Some of you may remember that I did a podcast/teleseminar interview with Kim Pawlak from the Text and Academic Authors Association last December about how to succeed in my specialty: freelance writing for college textbook publishers. Shortly … [Continue reading]
In addition to ProductiveWriters.com, I also write the Writing College Textbook Supplements blog, which is devoted to my specific freelance writing specialty. I started the blog back in April of 2009, right after I released the first edition my … [Continue reading]
Most of you who visit ProductiveWriters.com know that my main niche is freelance writing for college textbook publishers. Today I'm proud to announce that I've just released the second edition of my e-book that details everything a smart freelancer … [Continue reading]
I recently wrote about why I think publishers should pay a 50% royalty on e-books. In that post I focused on the money, but there is also the big question of how e-books will be delivered and consumed. There are many different e-book readers -- … [Continue reading]
