Most freelance writers are very busy.  As freelancers, we’re small business owners, which means we do a lot more than write.  We have to be marketers, accountants, sales people, supply managers, customer service representatives, and so much more!  All of those tasks doesn’t leave much time for writing for pleasure. However, it’s important that you take some time once a week or even once a month (more often if you can) to sit down at your keyboard or with pen and paper in hand and just write for no other reason than to have fun

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What do Freelancers Write for Fun? – Taking a Break from Paid Writing Jobs

I was checking out a website for a friend…. here it is… http://www.fcceonline.org/ This is a church’s site so I really didn’t expect much.  I was amazed to find a website created with “flash” programming… and even more interested to learn there’s a free service called WIX.com this group used to create an visually beautiful site.

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WIX.com – Creating Flash Websites

From an Aug. 16 article ” Industry pushes meaningful use through incentives ” in Modern Healthcare (signup unfortunately required): …

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American Board of Medical Specialties to "incorporate tools to promote meaningful use of health IT into its maintenance-of-certification…

I’m about to tell you the TRUTH about The Last Traffic Secret . I’m not sure what all you’ve been reading about “The Last Traffic Review”, but I’ll wager you it’s a bunch of mystery crap. You hear about all the traffic, all the commissions, how you don’t need know anything about SEO, building huge websites, etc

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The Last Traffic Secret Review

For the past year I’ve had a private affiliate program running, which allows my Elite Members to refer new members to my Private Brainstorming Group.

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My nightmare experience with iDevAffiliate + vBulletin & 3 things we are ALL responsible for

When Peter Drucker originally articulated the idea of a “knowledge worker” in 1959, he was proposing a classification with the primary goal of describing the work of people who applied knowledge directly, and in a unique way, to the tasks assigned to them. One important differentiator of the knowledge worker was that he or she owned their means of production—which literally means people have brains, and they bring their brains to work

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What is an Information Worker?

Like crocodiles? Then you’ll love Crocosaurus Cove park in Darwin, Australia where tourists to this unusual theme park can get up close and personal with crocodiles. The Daily Mail has more on the crocodile itself : Saltwater crocodiles are the largest reptiles on the planet.

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Up Close and Personal With Crocodiles

Setting up a blog is not difficult; however making money with it is another story. The route that is most often chosen is to decide on a theme for the blog and then add some Adsense advertising and some affiliate links with the expectation of attracting lots of targeted traffic and earning extra income through commissions and click through rates.

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How to Earn Extra Income with Your Online Business Blog

Since most people begin their work at home careers on a part time basis with small jobs, it’s crucial to learn how to go from just getting by to leveraging your time and experience to earn more.

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How To Go From $25 To $75 In Two Weeks

Join us to celebrate the opening of Rooted Nutrition, a new business offering personalized nutrition consultations, one-on-one and group cooking lessons with Andrea Potter, a holistic nutritionist & Chef. For upcoming events check: rootednutrition@wordpress.com.

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Rooted Nutrition

Incremental innovation and process improvements have always come from those closest to the problem. It’s the basis of kaizen, a system where employees continually improve manufacturing processes. It’s also a founding principle of Six Sigma — tap employees’ relentless, incremental quality improvements.

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IT in the Age of the Empowered Employee

Does your organization suffer from subpar operational performance? Have your costs, response times, or reliability slipped relative to competitors or versus customer expectations? Maybe your organization has Process Attention Deficit Disorder.

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Does Your Company Suffer from Process Attention Deficit Disorder?

It’s a long weekend for you guys in the US, isn’t it?  Do you have any plans?  Before you head out of town, please take a look at our job listings below – we’ve got quite a collection today.  Enjoy the break! New Around the Freelance Writing Jobs Network Parallel Structure in Writing 100 Most Commonly Misspelled Words Freelance Writing Jobs Content Writing Jobs Erotic Fiction Content Writers Accounting/Tax Writers for CPE Website Website Content Writer for Hair Products (KCMO) Content Creator for Full Circle Farm (Work at Home) Content Editor/Writer – Software Financing and Licensing (Seattle) Website Content Creator (Wilson, NC/Telecommute) Health & Fitness Writers (Telecommute) Web Content Writer (Minneapolis) Mortgage/Finance Article Writers (Los Angeles/Telecommute) Article Writer (Dallas) Blogging Jobs Atlanta Luxury Blogger Freelance Bloggers Mom Bloggers (San Francisco) Blogger/Writer (San Francisco) Blogger/Discussion Board Writer Paid Internship (Manhattan/Telecommute) Blogger for Patch.com (Chicago) Copy Writing Jobs Freelance Advertising Copywriter Interactive Copywriter (Seattle) Copywriter – Web Design & SEO (Anaheim) Copywriter (Detroit/Telecommute) Creative Freelance Copywriter (Denver) Proofreading/Editing Jobs Editor/Proofreader (PA/Work from Home) Part-time Editor/Writer (Washington, DC) Proofreader (Brooklyn, NY) Medical Editors (Manhattan) Part-time Online Magazine Editor (Boston) Journalism Jobs Technical Writing Jobs Technical Writer (Edmonton, Canada) Technical Writer (San Diego) Medical Technical Writer/Editor (Santa Clarita, CA) Technical Writer (Denver) Plan/Proposal/Grant Writing Jobs Grant Writer for Non-Profit (Miami) Travel Writing Jobs Sports Writing Jobs Resume Writing Jobs General/Misc. Freelance Writing Jobs Comedy Writer for Online Talk Show German Translator for Website (Toronto) Writer for Kids’ TV Show (Vancouver) Directory Listing Collaborators (Seattle Metro) Professional Spanish Interpreter (Phoenix) Creative Writer (Irvine) Writer to Summarize Legal Materials (Manhattan) Bilingual Chinese – Mandarin – Translation Coordinator (Manhattan) Creative Writers for Trivia Project (Greater New York) Newsletter Writer (Manhattan) Writer/Blogger/Social Media Marketer (Detroit) Writer for Business/Organization Write Ups (Greater Detroit) PowerPoint Presentation Creator (Roswell, GA) Magazine Writing Gigs

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Freelance Writing Jobs for September 3, 2010

A couple of months ago, I pointed out that any post-recession recasting of processes, practices, and positions must include changes to the CEO’s role, and suggested that the time had come for chief executive officers to transform themselves into chief enabling officers. Some of you agreed, others didn’t, and still others offered new ideas. Bernard Tsang, Mohammed Rehman, Mat Maynor, and Deven Pravin Shah , among others, added fresh reasons for bringing about change, while Mohit Jindal wondered if change should be paced out.

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Who’ll Catalyze Change: Us or Them?

Not every critic loved the 2009 film Duplicity , starring Julia Roberts and Clive Owen. The British newspaper The Telegraph complained of a lack of “any sexual charge” between the stars, and a plot whose complexity is “sometimes overdone.” Slate called it muddled , and quibbled that a film should make “actual narrative sense.” But seemingly everyone who has seen Duplicity loves its opening sequence.

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Pseudo Competition

Here’s an idea for your next performance review: Do what the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies do for their annual evaluation by the board of directors — write a self-assessment that helps guide the conversation. What you write will be a valuable tool for the performance review and, even better, a custom guide for your own development. Ongoing self-assessment is one of the five zones of strength that leaders have and non-leader managers don’t, according to one of our ongoing workplace studies (pdf).

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For a Better Career Outlook, Look Inward

Five years from now, will we look back on the dismal unemployment that we’re suffering on Labor Day 2010 and see this year as the good old days? Within today’s official unemployment statistics hides the true cost of decades of economic mismanagement: Historically unprecedented levels of unemployment and underemployment. The Great Recession that officially ended in 2009 has left millions of Americans without jobs for longer than the worst economic period in modern history — the early 1980s

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Are These the Economy’s Good Old Days?

The Wall Street Journal reported on a study in Health Affairs entitled ” A Progress Report On Electronic Health Records In U.S. Hospitals ” by Harvard researcher Ashish Jha and colleagues.

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Similar Conclusions on Health IT Via Observation and Via Research: Is HIT ‘Mission Impossible’?

If you want to make more money, you need to manage your time very carefully and avoid anything which distracts you and takes you away from the primary focus.  It is important to develop a clear methodology. Here are some suggestions. Avoid the shiny objects syndrome.  Many people who want to make money online get distracted with all the ads they see for the next big deal which promises instant wealth with no work, etc

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Time Management to Make More Money

Guest Post: by Abigail of BuyTemplates People nowadays believe in fast money and easy earning techniques. Despite having a proper income source they want to have a side source for which they won’t have to invest any effort or time. This kind of income is recognized under the USA government as passive income.

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PPC: The Best Among Passive Income Ideas