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Getting stuff done is crucial to succeeding as a freelancer: you need to earn money, and you need to meet your deadlines. Productivity is a very personal thing, and it's a topic I think about a lot. Even when you love your job (which I do!): Step one: A couple of excellent resources When it … [Read more...] about Productivity strategies that work

Nudging dormant clients is the world's most boring, and the world's most effective marketing method. In this episode, you'll learn: Listen (Training for Translators) in Apple Podcasts or on Spotify, or right here! … [Read more...] about T4T podcast, episode 6: Nudging dormant clients

Direct client marketing launch pad starts on Monday, November 4. It's a four-week, self-paced class (you don't need to be online at a specific time), registration is $195 (ATA members, use coupon code ATA for $30 off), and you have access to the course materials for six months. This course is for … [Read more...] about Direct client marketing launch pad starts Monday!

This week's Training for Translators podcast episode is not based on a past blog post, it's a podcast about how I make my podcast! I wanted to document this: In this episode, I discuss how I record, edit, and host the podcast, where I found the intro/outro voiceover team, and the technological … [Read more...] about T4T podcast, episode 5: A podcast about how to make a podcast

Burnout (feeling like you resent your job, you don't want to do your job anymore, you're too exhausted to do your job, etc.) can be a big issue for freelancers. While we don't have bosses chaining us to our desks, we have the reality that, the more you work, the more you earn, and you don't get paid … [Read more...] about How to avoid burnout as a freelancer