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The Freelancer's Bible

Tiffani Velez

Kindle Edition | Pages: 325 pages

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Title	:	The Freelancer's Bible
Author	:	Tiffani Velez
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 325 pages
Published	:	July 9th 2016
Categories	:	Buisness

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I recently had the opportunity to attend a workshop online, which author, Tiffani Burnett-Velez was offering about how to successfully procure an excellent – if not at least a decent income through freelancing. I was attracted to the idea of "setting up my own hours" – working from home, and if I so chose, to work full or part-time. Curious about how to make this happen I instantly added my name to her attendance list since in all honestly, I have yet to pull that off as an author. When the day arrived, I had pen and paper ready to take notes, and a good thing too, since this highly skilled writer had a lot of information and tips to share and recommend.

At one point during the presentation, I admit to feeling a bit unnerved. How will I ever pull this off? –She makes freelancing sound so doable. –And almost as if she could hear me whining, all of a sudden she remarked how she understood that this was allot to implement, maybe for some even a bit scary, but just as quickly assured her listening audience that once trying the process; it would inevitably become second nature. Velez even offered to get her listeners started by helping them in writing their initial proposal.

Now, for those of you who weren’t able to attend Tiffani’s class, do not despair! This author has kindly written an easy to follow, user-friendly book called, The Freelancer’s Bible to get you well on your way. Inside the primer, she maps out the entire How To’s of navigating the freelance world in a concise and no-nonsense manner, which to a newcomer can feel terribly daunting. She also instructs on how to find clients, how to build a robust portfolio, the need to create strong proposals ‘with a hook’, and how to properly organize your workweek. She even encourages writers to practice follow-up techniques to build a robust and lasting clientele base.

This book has no filler only instruction. Nothing left to chance. I particularly appreciated how the author mapped out a definitive easy to follow method to implement. For a freelance novice or what the author calls, "an emerging freelancer" such as myself, this was both comforting and reassuring.

The book also highlights the mindset of writers who are always questioning their abilities. Velez makes it clear, "Get rid of negativity. It is not your friend." She said that she has “learned that if you want to be successful at any of the arts, you have to be persistent,” despite the many pitfalls and distractions that can steer a writing career into the abyss. Valez goes on to say that, “if you aren’t constantly putting your work and ideas out there for potential clients to review, you won’t have any work. Your work/life balance is off. You’ll have an excessive amount of time to navel gaze and feel sorry for yourself, but you won’t be working.”

The author also stresses that writers must believe in their ability to communicate their ideas and feelings to others in such a way as to make their point of view understood. To do less diverts the reader’s attention from that which is being conveyed. This mindset, of course, comes not only through practice but a healthy self-esteem. –Remember, it was Shakespeare who said, “Mend your speech, lest it mar your fortunes.”

And while many writers do equate writing with having a passion, this author says to let it show! Pull out all the plugs. Kick uncertainty to the curb and rise to the occasion. She encourages her writers to select work that speaks to their heart, which in turn will make them want to get up each and every morning ready to approach their job day as a joy and a blessing.

But the crux of the matter is this, does her advice work you may ask? And the answer is a resounding yes! Matter of fact, a friend of mine and were recently talking and she shared with me that she had decided to give freelancing a try. She needed a way to stay at home with her children while still be able to bring in supplemental income. I immediately suggested The Freelancers Bible, and while we both ordered the book, she took it one step further and implemented the author’s instructions. Without exaggeration, within a week she already had a potential job lined up – and for more money than I have made in the last few months selling my novels. What does that tell you, besides the fact that I need to get my act in gear!

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I recently had the opportunity to attend a workshop online, which author, Tiffani Burnett-Velez was offering about how to successfully procure an excellent if not at least a decent income through freelancing. I was attracted to the idea of "setting up my own hours" working from home, and if I so chose, to work full or part-time. Curious about how to make this happen I instantly added my name to her attendance list since in all honestly, I have yet to pull that off as an author. When the dayI recently had the opportunity to attend a workshop online, which author, Tiffani Burnett-Velez was offering about how to successfully procure an excellent if not at least a decent income through freelancing. I was attracted to the idea of "setting up my own hours" working from home, and if I so chose, to work full or part-time. Curious about how to make this happen I instantly added my name to her attendance list since in all honestly, I have yet to pull that off as an author. When the day