The reality of trying to get your book published as a disabled author
An excerpt, originally published in Conscious Being. In 2019 I started to write a book One year later, I finished that book and pitched it to agents and publishers. The reality of publishing at the time made it seem like the right time to get my story in the hands of...
A quick catch-up: and why I haven’t written anything on this blog in a while
I think we’re long overdue for a quick catch-up. Sorry, dear reader to talk to you like you’re a friend who moved to a different country and I haven’t seen you since before COVID started. Honestly, though… the abandoned feeling my blog was...
How neurodiversity has helped me relate to clients
← Flip back For the past six years, I have worked with clients and helped them figure out their social media strategy, tactics for growing their email list, and written/ edited more web pages and blog posts than I can count. I also am a person who has one of many...
Dangers of perfectionism in content creation (and what to do about it)
← Flip back As a person with a disability, the dangers of perfectionism have always been very real for me. Because I’ve worked a hundred times harder than people without my disability to achieve everything from results to success. As a recovering...
A beginner’s guide to effective communication with your remote freelancers
← Flip back Communication problems are one of the most common barriers remote freelancers face when dealing with their clients. Sometimes, these issues revolve around the client’s lack of understanding of what the average freelancer schedule looks like. But...
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