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    Sunday
    20Jul2008

    Freelance Writing and You

    DateSunday, July 20, 2008 at 12:53

    Do you ever wonder about your relationship to your freelance writing business? Are you happy with the way things are going or would you rather have less work or more?

    I find that my realtionship with my writing goes through highs and lows, one day I am on top of the world that I am able to make money with my writing and other times I wonder why I do it.

    Of course I know why I do it - I think that sometimes the writing for money interferes with my writing for the sheer pleasure of putting fingers to keys or pen to paper. Having said that there are some projects that fire me with enthusiasm and the money I earn is an added bonus.

    What is your relationship to your freelance writing - Do you go through periods of doubt? 

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