The Downside to Living in the Information Age
When I first decided to be a freelance writer, I did tons of research. I bought lots of books, I subscribed to a lot of blogs, and reached out to anyone who could give me…
View Post 5 Life Lessons I Learned from Sharing an Office with a Recent College Grad
“I just graduated in May.” They’re the last words you want to hear upon learning your new business quarters consists of sharing an office; especially when you consider yourself a well-respected mid-level professional years out…
View PostThe Reason Why I Love Rejection (And Why You May Start Loving it Too)
“Thanks but no thanks.” “I’ll pass.” “Not interested.” “It’s not right for us.” These are all words I hear on almost a daily basis. Most people will cringe and sink further into their seat if…
View PostOne of the Most Under Appreciated Careers of All…
When you think of under appreciated professionals I bet a few of them come to mind. They’re probably the same ones that come to most modern Americans’ mind. Each and every one of you probably…
View Post8 Source Blunders to Avoid When Dealing with a Journalist
You interviewed with a journalist and had your advice mentioned in a national publication. You know the journalist writes about education all the time and you made sure to let her know you specialize in…
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