Katie is a publisher and author who enjoys writing and spending time with her pets.
Freelancing offers incredible freedom and flexibility, but with that freedom comes the responsibility of managing your time and productivity effectively. Whether you’re just starting or a seasoned pro, finding consistent productivity can be challenging.
When you’re a freelancer, your days are likely to be spent juggling various types of tasks.
It is no longer essential for you to work for a large firm to be a great accountant.
Starting a freelance business is increasingly accessible, particularly as more small enterprises need financial experts who aren’t on full-time staff.
Indeed, depending on the qualifications you have, you can find yourself serving a global range of clients.
Networking is crucial if you want to make it in the world of freelance writing.
Even high-profile authors like Neil Gaiman and Stephen King had to build their professional networks in their early years and still regularly attend talks and conferences with similar peers like Sussana Clarke and Margaret Atwood.
You do not have to be a bestseller to benefit from networking, either.
Going freelance is a great way to increase your personal freedom and boost your income.
You can set your own working hours and will be rewarded for your hard work and effort with rising profits and a growing business.
However, when working for yourself, it’s all too easy to blur the boundaries between work and life.
