In episode 18 of the Training for Translators podcast, I talk about the "I want to quit" feelings that a lot of freelance translators are having right now, and I offer a few potential strategies to try before you make the decision. You can subscribe to Training for Translators in Apple Podcasts … [Read more...] about T4T podcast, episode 18: Before you quit freelancing, try these strategies
Does your freelance business need an AI usage policy?
Year-end marketing sprint starts Monday! Marketing your freelance business can be less intimidating if you a) do a bunch of marketing all at once, and b) have a supportive group for accountability and idea-sharing. Join the Training for Translators year-end marketing sprint, and plant some … [Read more...] about Does your freelance business need an AI usage policy?
Managing your schedule across different time zones
Greetings, Training for Translators subscribers! I hope you're all doing well as the seasons start to change! Medical marketing class tomorrow! This month's master class, Marketing with purpose: how medical translators and interpreters can attract the right clients, is tomorrow … [Read more...] about Managing your schedule across different time zones
Thoughts on work/life balance, at times when there is no balance
Greetings, Training for Translators readers! If you're looking for something interesting to read or listen to (I'm not a big audiobook person, but I listen to a lot of limited-series podcasts), I just posted a few of my recent favorite books and podcasts on LinkedIn. Master class next … [Read more...] about Thoughts on work/life balance, at times when there is no balance
My new book, Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter
Here's a video introduction to my new book, Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter: Essential strategies for launching and growing your business as a spoken-language interpreter. It's now available wherever books are sold (Amazon, Barnes&Noble, Apple bookstore), but the best way to support … [Read more...] about My new book, Getting Started as a Freelance Interpreter