Welcome back, Everyone!!! Let's get right into it; this is going to be quite an exciting topic as most individuals, freelancers, and other persons who go into the office face this issue, utterly oblivious to what it's doing to them. What's this concept, you ask? It's BURNOUT. That's right, burnout. As simple as it may sound, it's a real issue affecting our performance level and our personal life. \n > What is Burnout?

Productivity at its BEST The critical element to finishing a particular task as a freelancer is organization. Often, we lose track of what we're supposed to be doing, and we miss the deadline. Due to the fact that we are juggling our daily life activities as well as freelance work, it is pretty common to lose track of time. The idea of productivity is often discussed among individuals and in teams, as people share their routines and daily routines with one another. In addition, they have attempted to stay on track, as being off track results in the loss of valuable time. Productivity killers it’s called. We tend to lose sight of what needs to be accomplished when other things occupy our time, whether social media, Netflix, or friends. Because of this, it is important to keep distractions at bay when you are performing some work. However, I have seen and heard that some individuals are either watching a video while working or listening to music while doing so. Although I am unsure how that works, everyone is different; I usually prefer to work in silence.

Hey freelancers, I know this post has been overdue for a while, so let's get started. Freelancers strive to create quality content pristine projects and promote quality customer service in communication. Sounds right? Being a freelancer is an excellent profession, no matter if it's part-time or full-time. There are a lot of people making a considerable amount of money from their freelance work. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or expert, your business's success is crucial. It would be best to avoid certain things that will negatively impact your business while on this journey of elevation and being accomplished. This post will focus on mistakes that will lower your chances of becoming a successful freelancer. The following are among them:

Life is about choices, taking chances, and exploring the unknown Walking on the road of life with faith.

Globally, working from home is becoming increasingly popular, and while it's all well and good, there are some cons to it, as with any situation. It does take some time to get used to, so it's always good to implement strategies or habits that can make your life a little easier. Working from home allows you to maintain a high level of flexibility. The downside of this is that it can often be lost if not planned for appropriately. So, this article is about some habits that can make you a bit more comfortable and efficient while working from home. Let's do this. I am sure we can all relate to some of this.

We are back one more time with a topic that we see daily, and quite often we search for. It's none other than content writing. A person on Twitter inspired me to do this blog post. We all look for information every day, whether it's about health, To-Dos or just how to set up something, like a chair or table. Even the weirdest thing possible, you'll be surprised at what people write about. See, it's something straightforward; we see the information and use it, but what about the finished product? This is called content writing.

We're back again!!! This week it’s all about a concept that we’re very familiar with and yet often times struggle with it. Its Time Management. No one is perfect even as freelancers time management may not be our strong point but it’s something that can be worked on.

What is Search Engine Optimization? SEO is defined as the process of optimizing your website to make it more prominent to all its users for whatever they are searching for, on different search engines. Your business is more likely to attract new customers and retain existing customers if your pages are more visible in search results.

Hey fellow freelancers, I know some of you aren't freelancers, but I want to wish you a warm welcome too. Last week, I discussed how to find freelance jobs on various freelancing websites. This week you're in for a treat. Your first prospective client may have been secured, and now it is time for your interview. Whether working online or in an office, many people feel a bit overwhelmed with the interview process. There is no need to worry whether the meeting takes place in an office where you can see your employer directly or on a monitor. In the interview, what you say and do will determine whether you are successful in receiving the job you applied for. I will walk you through a step-by-step process you can follow before and during the interview.

Welcome one and all!! A week ago, the topic of social media was discussed at length, and everyone was on the edge of their seats. This week is going to be a different story. At this point, most of us should understand what freelancing is, what it offers, and what its advantages and disadvantages are. Now you are embarking on your freelance journey. You send out applications the usual way, such as by emailing clients or participating in social media groups; where else can you find freelance jobs?