November 06, 2018
Weekly Newsletter for Freelancers
The “Power of Now” Can Help Freelancers Wherever They Are Starting Out On Their Journey
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The power of now is a very powerful state of mind that can help people get on with their lives even when suffering a bereavement or failure in their lives. I share an inspirational story.
It is hard to believe that the global cost of internet fraud can be bigger than the Australian economy, but it is true. I explain how this has led to a major opportunity for freelancers to help businesses counteract this type of fraud.
Have you heard about the One, Three, Five Rule for increasing productivity? I explain what it is and how it can help you.
Freelancing from home and being a successful parent is viewed by many parents as being more important than a traditional corporate career. I share an article on that issue.
When a freelancer applies for a housing loan or other loan all lenders will always ask one question first in your financial income details. I explain what it is and how important it is to you.
I share the links to the latest Drought News and how you can help plus our updated stories on Amazon news, Amazon website case-study and cybersecurity.
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