- A proposal for what's shaping up to be a major project for an existing client;
- A test for wiseGEEK---three articles due by the end of the weekend. If I pass, I'll be a regular contributor for them, which is exciting;
- Three articles for Demand Studios, which I picked up earlier last week because things were slow (ha).
Random musings from a full-time copy editor trying to make it as a freelance writer and editor.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Back at it with a vengeance!
I've spent the last week or so redoubling my freelance-writing efforts. Now that Willy Wonka is done, I've got my evenings and weekends back, and I've got a lot of time to fill. No worries, though---I've managed to find plenty to do. Here's what's on my list for this long weekend:
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Be happy.
Yesterday, Deb Ng, the writer who runs my favorite freelance-writing site, Freelance Writing Gigs, turned over her blog network to a new owner.
Every freelance job I've ever landed has come from the leads on that site. I don't participate in the discussions often---I'm more of a lurker---but it's been a wonderful resource since I began freelancing two years ago. And while I'm sure good things will continue to come from the site, it feels like the end of an era now that Deb has moved on.
In her goodbye post, Deb left her readers with the following thought:
"You are responsible for you. Only you know the choices that work best for you and your situation. Don’t be the person a blogger wants you to be. Be the person you want to be. Be happy."
If that doesn't sum up my experiences, dreams and goals in one tidy little package, I don't know what does.
Thanks for all you've done for other writers, Deb. We'll miss you.
Every freelance job I've ever landed has come from the leads on that site. I don't participate in the discussions often---I'm more of a lurker---but it's been a wonderful resource since I began freelancing two years ago. And while I'm sure good things will continue to come from the site, it feels like the end of an era now that Deb has moved on.
In her goodbye post, Deb left her readers with the following thought:
"You are responsible for you. Only you know the choices that work best for you and your situation. Don’t be the person a blogger wants you to be. Be the person you want to be. Be happy."
If that doesn't sum up my experiences, dreams and goals in one tidy little package, I don't know what does.
Thanks for all you've done for other writers, Deb. We'll miss you.
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