Over the past two years, the rest of the world has caught up to a fact that freelance writers have known for a long time. Working remotely — and often on your own timeline — is a pretty great job perk.
Of course, for all that independence and freedom, there are some trade-offs. Like 30 percent of freelance writers make under $10 an hour during their first year. Considering that’s not a living wage, that means a freelancer has two major objectives if they want to make life as their own boss really work. They need to be good — and they need to get hired. Fast.
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