Freelance FAQ: How I Built Jasmine Williams Media
As of July 2019, I’ve officially been self-employed longer than I’ve held down a full-time job. This fact is still a little wild for me
As of July 2019, I’ve officially been self-employed longer than I’ve held down a full-time job. This fact is still a little wild for me
I always say yes. To ev-ery-thing. I was leaning in before leaning in was a thing. And it served me well, until it didn’t and I had to learn how to say no.
Get a bunch of freelancers together and you’ll hear a bunch of opinions, but here’s why I decided to take my freelance rates and packages off of my website.
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This brand I’ve built didn’t happen overnight. Here’s how I discovered my personal brand, and why it’s not the end of the world if you don’t have one.
Whether you’re looking for a job or starting a business, building your personal brand with content can help you gain trust and grow a loyal following.
Whether you’re unemployed, side hustlin’, or looking to launch a business, keep reading to learn all my go-to tips for finding freelance jobs in Toronto.
While I definitely have a whole lot more to learn, here are some insights I’ve gained since starting Jasmine Williams Media.
Today is the first day of my new life as an entrepreneur. And I’m not going to pretend I’m not scared.
After years of making the “right” decisions, a series of setbacks has made me question which of those choices were actually right for me.
As a j-school grad and freelance writer, one thing I’ve noticed is that journalism and networking are very similar.
When you tell people you’re a writer, one of the first things they always ask without fail is, “Do you blog?”