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When Nuts Fall From Their Trees

Posted on by lwidmer

Want some free swag? Sign up for my occasional newsletter (usually once or twice a month), you’re entered to win a $20 Amazon gift card! Just click right on over there at the left where it says Want More? Everyone registered by Saturday, January 21 before midnight is entered for the drawing. The newsletter gives…

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Slower, Steadier…

Posted on by lwidmer

My guest post is still up over at Peter Bowerman’s Well-Fed Writer blog. Give Peter some comment love, please. FYI – For those interested in a fantastic group coaching experience – Peter Bowerman has just a few spaces left in his February group, starting February 8. It’s a great way for you to get Peter’s…

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What’s Your Price?

Posted on by lwidmer

It’s been a good week. Coming off a really rough re-entry (lots of work the two days after I got back), I was able to step back this week, rearrange the schedule, and buy myself a little wiggle room to readjust. I begged off the project offer I mentioned yesterday. Yes, I could have taken…

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When Losing is a Good Thing

Posted on by lwidmer

Thanks once again to Peter Bowerman for hosting me on the Well-Fed Writer blog. Please hop on over and give Peter some comment love. Sometimes I like to go back to offers I’ve received, re-examine them, and review my decision to either take them or turn them down. Sometimes the decision is easy – sometimes…

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When It’s Over

Posted on by lwidmer

I have you humming that Sugar Ray song, don’t I? Hop on over to Peter Bowerman’s Well-Fed Writer Blog – I have a guest post up. Thanks, Peter! Good day yesterday. I managed to get some interviews lined up for an article, worked on things for the Five Buck Forum, then chatted with a new…

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Concentrated Marketing

Posted on by lwidmer

My best ideas come from you. This week proves that to be true thanks to our own Wade Finnegan, who was wondering out loud how to figure out his niche or if he even wants one. He has one of the best lines of the month: “2012 will be the year this takes off, I…

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Settling In

Posted on by lwidmer

I get to stay home. Finally. Last week proved to be the roughest re-entry into work ever. I got off the plane at 8:30 pm Wednesday, was sitting here fighting off the two-hour time difference Thursday morning while writing a client article and arranging interviews for other projects, then was tied up in client meetings…

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What Nature Has Taught Me About Business

Posted on by lwidmer

I have a guest article up over at About’s Freelance Writing site. Thanks, Allena! I had a shaky re-entry yesterday, first with clearing up an invoice problem that apparently never existed (long, boring story involving incompetence somewhere else), then with a quick turn-around on a new client project, which I hope is what they’re looking…

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Returning

Posted on by lwidmer

Finally, I return. How were the holidays for you? Because too much information is already floating around the Internet, I kept a low profile on our being away for two weeks. We went to Phoenix and spent a wonderful Christmas with his family, then we spent a week touring the desert south of Tucson. At…

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Seeing Patterns

Posted on by lwidmer

Still away from the computer, but I did want to talk a little about the monthly assessments. By now you who have shared your progress each month have done something besides just giving yourself a snapshot of what you’ve done that month. In every monthly post right here, you’ve created a picture of your entire…

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  1. Kimberly Ben Avatar
    Kimberly Ben

    Hope you had a nice holiday and Happy New Year, Lori.

    Wow. This post had me doing some serious self-reflection to see if there were any patterns I could identify during 2011. I haven't officially crunched the December numbers yet, but i'm pretty certain it was the best since I started freelancing (I'm used to business being slow November-December). In fact, I think this year was my best financially.

    Still, I REALLY need to improve with marketing consistently (always), and since I'm juggling more projects now, work on becoming more organized. I operate much more efficiently when I have a plan in place so I'm working on that now.

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  2. Lori Avatar
    Lori

    Sounds like you're doing something right, Kim! Glad to hear things went so well. You impress me with how much you've accomplished this past year!

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