Most workplaces experience annual peaks and troughs in work volume, and most manage to weather them just fine.
For many freelancers though, a quiet period might mean that your lifestyle is in danger of being
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As a digital nomad, you know the advantages and drawbacks of your career choice. Once you’ve found a degree of success as a freelancer, you might be wondering what you can do to further enrich your career.
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When you decide to work for yourself, you might be concerned that you’ll miss out on important work benefits, such as sick pay, holiday time, a pension plan and more. But while you may not have these traditional benefits, you can take steps to minimise the impact of not receiving them and even give yourself some extra perks to replace them…
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Learn some top tips for communicating well when you’re a digital nomad…
If you’re a freelancer, you want to go somewhere that’s fun to be, but you also need to consider if it meets your needs as a digital nomad.
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If you’re a freelancer, it’s likely you’ve heard a few myths about your work or lifestyle. These misconceptions can make it tough to win new clients or offer your skills for new jobs. But most of the time a simple explanation is enough to get the truth out there.
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From the basic digital skills you need to keep your freelancing afloat, to new tricks to help win you more business, we look at the skills digital nomads need to know.
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As a digital nomad, one of the perks of the job is being able to travel the world, working as you go. But there’s still plenty to think about before you’re ready to start freelancing internationally…
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If you’ve been working as a freelance digital nomad for a while, you might be thinking about longer-term plans for your work. Fancy becoming more of an entrepreneur and creating a business, rather than working as a solo agent? We’ve got some simple tips for helping you make the change successfully.
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If you’re doing work on the go, chances are you’re carrying a laptop, a mobile phone, and other technological items as you travel. You’re also probably using Wi-Fi from coffee shops or other common workplaces. This can mean that you’re at a higher risk of theft or malware infection, and could mean your work is jeopardised.
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