Recently due to a recruitment stint, I have been in contact with a lot of new freelancers. Many of them have asked me how I started my journey and how to get my first client.
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Whisper: I’m engaged to my boss’s daughter but I don’t even love her
I’m a 28-year-old guy and I have been working as a senior digital marketing executive for a local company for the past 6 years. In the looks department, I’d say I’m quite above average. Let’s just say I am not short of women throwing themselves at me for dates. Although I partied a lot, I…
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Dedicated To The Most Hardworking Fathers In The World
I look into your adorable sleeping face You stirred and sighed I hate to leave you in the middle of the night But that is what I need to do to provide
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Guest Post: If You’re Thinking of Changing Careers
Came across this post by one of my readers and thought I’ll share it with you. This resounded just like a part two of my previous article last Friday and this post just nicely sums up what I feel about changing careers (even when you are into your 50s). Life is way too short to…
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How Freelancers Can Make Sure They Get Paid on Time?
Late payments are a freelancers’ worst nightmare.
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Having A Chat With A Leasing Specialist
Its been sometime that we have done an interview here in MiddleMe, so I jumped at the opportunity to have a conversation with a leasing specialist, Anne Beaudry.
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How To Turn Your Hobby Into A Career
As the saying goes; do what you love and you won’t work in your life.
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Bankruptcy For Debt: Is It Really An Option For You?
Most entrepreneurs envision themselves in a successful state in their lives within a few years of establishing their business. However, we all know there is no certainty in that knowing the fact some businesses file for bankruptcy even after half a century of successfully delivering goods and services. Perhaps the greatest hurdle in this is…
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Business Bankruptcy and How To Know When It’s Right For Your Situation
When a businessperson decides to venture into the world of the business industry, he or she only has one main goal for this—it is for the business to succeed. The business owner will not wish for anything less than to continually gain profits, expand the business’ influence outside the country of origin towards countries abroad,…
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Guest Post: Being Bipolar Helped My Career
I considered myself fortunate because I am always surrounded by awesome people. Many of those with awesomeness are my readers and today, I’ll introduce you to one of them, Lawrence Illoc whose particular article captures my eye and led me to ask him to allow me to present his story to you. If you love…
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Changing Your Job During Economic Downturn
We are in the midst of the economy downturn and theoretically speaking, common sense tells us not to rock the boat and ride out the storm. That means to say ‘be glad that you still have a job and this is not the time to search for a new job.’ Both true and not true.…
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The Challenges of Dealing with a Stalling Career
Is your career beginning to stall? Many people find themselves feeling that way. Time is passing by, and you’re not quite where you wanted to be at this stage in your career. There are many challenges that come with dealing with this kind of situation. You need to know what you’re going to be up…
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What Fears Are Stopping You Starting A Business?
Do you feel squashed, sandwiched, or stuck in your current job role? If so, starting a business for yourself could be a way out of the humdrum scenario you are currently residing in. Starting a new enterprise isn’t for everyone, of course, but even if you think you could pull it off, the chances are…
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10 Reasons why Working for Yourself Deserves Bigger Recognition than Working for Someone Else (Part 1)
Regardless whether you are a freelancer, an entrepreneur or an employee, this article is for you. Especially if you are thinking of switching a role between the three. Today we explore why working for yourself deserved a much bigger recognition than an employee of a company. Financial Risk When you work for yourself, there’s no…
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