Freelance

Announcing Two New Branding Trainings for Campaigns

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Many of you have inquired about trainings on branding. Today, I’m announcing two original trainings geared towards conservative and libertarian candidates for office (or those already in office). These two specific, tailor-made trainings were created with respect to branding conservative, Republican, or libertarian political campaigns: one for state lawmakers and another for city council members. …

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5 Things I Learned After Joining the Gig Economy

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A year ago today, I made a bold public declaration: I declared my independence from the traditional workforce and entered the gig economy full-time. I’ve been a “solopreneur” since July 2016, but kept this secret for a few months. I wasn’t going to launch my business haphazardly or in a botched manner. I wanted everything …

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3 Common Misconceptions About Freelancers

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More Americans—especially Millennials—are choosing the freelance life. A new study released found 36% of the U.S. workforce, or 57.3 million Americans, are now freelancing. It means this share of the population is producing $1.4 trillion annually for the economy. Basically, 50 percent of Millennials are freelancers in some capacity. It’ll be interesting to see how the …

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