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The Wealthy Freelancer by Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage, Ed Gandia

The Wealthy Freelancer Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage, Ed Gandia ebook
Publisher: Alpha Books
ISBN: 9781592579679
Page: 288
Format: pdf

A 360-Degree View of the Creative World — Almost every freelancer has a dream—but the practical pitfalls of freelancing or owning your own business often get in the way. Steve Slaunwhite coaches freelancers in how to get all the ideal clients and great-paying projects they want. The Wealthy Freelancer by Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage, Ed Gandia. Ed Gandia is the co-author of the newly released book The Wealthy Freelancer: 12 Secrets to a Great Income and an Enviable Lifestyle: www.TheWealthyFreelancer.com/amazon. Currently, everyday I read part of 2 books. I've just finished reading one of the best professional development books I've read (ever), and certainly the best one I've read this year. From The Wealthy Freelancer Ch. 6-9: The type of projects I want. I was a bit late in getting to the starting gate, but I just finished reading The Wealthy Freelancer, by Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage and Ed Gandia. The Wealthy Freelancer I normally hesitate to pick up any book with "wealthy" in the title. The Wealthy Freelancer has two excellent posts by Dianna Huff on “Tips for Making Money as a Work-At-Home Freelance Mom.” Part one is here and part two is here. Clients love ideas, too, so don't ever hesitate to make recommendations like these.” Note: Steve is a marketing expert and award winning B2B copywriter. The Wealthy Freelancer newsletter is the one I read every time, and usually forward to the writers I'm mentoring as well, to make sure they're getting it. €�The Wealthy Freelancer” (how to get the money) and “The Money Book for Freelancers” (how to keep the money) *after* I devote time to spiritual quiet time. This trio never fails to shed some new insight into how to earn more. To book your FREE 30-minute coaching session, email steve at steve@steveslaunwhite.com. It can give the impression of a 'get-rich-quick' scheme. I want to be working on interesting, hard programming problems in cutting-edge languages like Ruby and Clojure.