Writing Life
You know how it is – trying to complete your own writing jobs when you have a constant stream of really good client work coming in can be tricky. But something good has come out of something bad, as it so often seems to do in life. If you read my blog regularly you’ll know [...]
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We had a real clear out last weekend, spending most of our two days off in the office, tidying, cleaning and binning a load of things we just didn’t need anymore. As I’m sure most of you will know, being self employed tends to generate a LOT of paperwork. So we’ve bought a new filing [...]
It would appear I’m not the only one to suffer from this, judging by the comments I have had to that post. Please keep them coming, and I will keep you posted on what happens as a result of my physio appointment (which is next Tuesday). I’m not expecting anything major to come of it, [...]
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I just discovered I have this, which is why I am typing with my left thumb taped to the finger next to it to stop it moving. I also have a wrist brace on to limit movement in my wrist while we wait for a proper thumb brace to wing its way to us in [...]
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It’s the last day of my series, 29 Days of Online Writing, today. I hope you’ve enjoyed it and had some insight into what the life of an online writer can be like. Certainly, if you’re thinking of treading this path too, you should now have some idea of what you can expect. When the [...]
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