The Writing Coach Podcast 34: Investing in your writing

Do you invest money in your freelance writing business rather than in stocks, real estate, or Bitcoin? Do you make a distinction between spending and investing time? Are you investing in uplevelling your skills and improving your mindset? Have you been reaping excellent returns on your investments?

We look at a few areas that can reap excellent returns on your investment:

▪ Outsourcing tasks
▪ Writing communities
▪ Professional development
▪ Tech/gear

Click to listen to episode 34 of the Writing Coach Podcast:

WCP34 Investing in your writing

Do you invest money in your freelance writing business rather than in stocks, real estate, or Bitcoin? Do you make a distinction between spending and investing time? Are you investing in uplevelling your skills and improving your mindset? Have you been reaping excellent returns on your investments?

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MENTIONED ON THIS EPISODE:

ASJA Conference schedule. I’ll be speaking on the panel “Hire others to increase productivity and boost income” on Monday, May 6. If you’ll be at the conference, please say hello!

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