I was recently interviewed for two posts on fellow bloggers’ websites; I’m sharing these links not for self-promotional purposes, but in case any readers have an interest in the topics that the interviews cover:
The home-based work gurus over at Rat Race Rebellion (Don’t you love that name? Their main site is here) interviewed me about the basics of starting a home-based translation business. RRR has a subscription-based weekly bulletin of home-based jobs, and they also work in interesting areas such as training military spouses to launch and run home-based businesses that can move with them as their spouses change locations. This isn’t a link exchange, I just think that the RRR folks and their programs are very interesting!
Freelance technology and business writer/blogger Michelle V. Rafter interviewed me about self-publishing using print-on-demand, and the interview focuses on the process of publishing my book How to Succeed as a Freelance Translator. Michelle and I had been virtual friends up until now; I started reading her blog a number of months ago, then we connected on LinkedIn, so it was a lot of fun to have an hour on the phone with her!
Hi Corinne,
I am a Canadian English to French translator and I’ve been reading your blog for a while. I myself started my own home-based translation business last autumn. The posts on your blog are always really interesting, and I read with great interest your interview on the basics of starting a home-based translation business. You gave some really good advices and I’ll do my best to apply them to my own business!
Valerie
Valerie, thanks for your message, I’m glad you enjoy the blog! Please visit again!
Corinne, you are amazing! Thanks for sharing your tips with the rest of the world!