Taylor Lindstrom (fondly known as Tei) is a twenty-something copywriter and journalist from Boulder, CO. She’s the team’s rogue woman who wowed us until our desire for her talents exceeded our desire for a good ol’ boys club. She loves the color green, micro-point Uniball pens, and medieval weaponry.
There are people out there that have been readers for a long time – they’re like old friends by now, and I’m always glad to see them. One of those old friends is Rebecca Laffar-Smith, who tossed me a guest post that I think carries a pretty cool message worth thinking about. Enjoy!
We’ve all heard [...]
We recently started a side project working with people who have never had a website, a blog, or anything that requires more than opening an email – and sometimes they can’t even do that.
They’re all small business owners.
When I spoke with them about their business, they all had one common question: “Why is having a [...]
My great-aunt passed on this winter. We thought everything would be quite simple – read the will, carry out her last wishes and move on.
Things weren’t so simple.
We found her will, and the executor named within let everyone know the details of it. He made arrangements and began carrying out my great aunt’s last [...]
This is the fifth and final post in a special five-part series on using the magic of yes and no to earn more money, better clients and work you really love to do. Click here to read the other articles in the series:
Why you should say no to your clients
Learn how to make more money [...]
This is the fourth post in a special five-part series on using the magic of yes and no to earn more money, better clients and work you really love to do. Click here to read more on how to say no to clients, click here to how to work less and earn more, or click [...]
This is the third post in a special five-part series on using the magic of yes and no to earn more money, better clients and work you really love to do. Click here to read the first post, how to say no to clients, or click here to read yesterday’s post, why you should say [...]
This is the second post in a special five-part series on using the magic of yes and no to earn more money, better clients and work you really love to do. Click here to read yesterday’s post on how to say no to clients.
Then sit back and enjoy today’s post on how to work less [...]
Today’s post kicks off a special five-part series on how to really succeed in your freelance career. Each day this week, I’m going to write about how you can get more money, better clients and the work you really love to do – all it takes is the magic words, and you’ll be enjoying a [...]
“I could never live here.” James squinted into the bright sun as he strapped on his helmet, sitting deep on the black rental motorbike between his legs. He’d be glad to get out of the airport parking lot. Denver International was a far cry from the woods of back home.
“Ready. And hey, thanks for arranging [...]
A couple of weeks ago, Marc and I stumbled upon an ebook that, quite frankly, had us both stunned. Despite being well written, the information was dangerously misleading and in several areas, false. We spoke out in public about it, of course.
Marc and I realized, though, that this ebook was just one case amongst [...]