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1. Having a business plan as a writer

I hope that you, my fellow published and aspiring writers, really do see your writing life as a business. You are the president, the CEO, the principal player, the monarch (in some of your cases)–call yourself what you will. You could choose to just let things happen. To not take yourselves seriously. To [...]

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2. Negotiation, part 3

Excellent new installment in Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s continuing series, the Freelancer’s Survival Guide. This week, it’s more on negotiation–including understanding the basics of the contracts you sign. Remember, as Kris Rusch and her husband Dean Wesley Smith drill into our heads at the workshops they teach: “No one will ever care about your career [...]

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3. For writers: staying positive

Here’s the newest installment in best-selling, award-winning author Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s Freelancer’s Survival Guide. This week’s topic is about staying positive. If you haven’t yet, cruise through all of her posts so far. Some really, really valuable and inspiring information for all you writers out there. Enjoy! Technorati Tags: Freelancer's Guide to Survival, Kris Rusch, Kristine [...]

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