Updates

For the last eighteen months, I've been using accounting software LessAccounting. It's been a great tool to manage my invoices and bank transactions. I've also had a postive experience with their customer serviced and enjoy how open they are to my feedback and ideas.

In light of my mention of LessAccounting in the Path Of The Freelancer book, I asked if I could write a guest blog post for their blog and they agreed.

Click the button below to view my guest blog.

I was recently invited to write a guest blog post for StartupNation. "StartupNation has inspired, educated and consistently attracted entrepreneurs and small business owners from Main Street America who want to be their own bosses and live the American Dream."

In my recent guest post, I share how Mentoring is at the Heart of Entrepreneurship. I dive into the four stages of teaching, how these stages apply to our business, and specific action items we can take to move the next generation forward. What I share in this post is heavily driven by the eighth achievement of flourishing freelancers, We Share What We've Mastered.

Mentoring is at the Heart of Entrepreneurship

For years, I've been friends with Jason Long, the founder of Brainleaf. Brainleaf is a project scoping tool to help scope work faster and streamline the approval process. During the years at Noodlehead Marketing, this was the type of tool we needed but never had!

BrainLeaf has an extensive and active blog geared towards entreprenuers and freelancers. Both Jason Long and I have a desire to share our experiences and insights as a way to help others flourish. As a result, I'm always welcome to create guest blog posts to share. My latest addition for Brainleaf revolves around the eight achievements from the Path Of The Freelancer book. If you don't know what they are, click the button below to explore the eight achievements of successful freelancers.

What Are The Eight Achievements Successful Freelancers Sustain?

A few years ago, I wrote a guest blog for brainleaf about how marketing is a reflection. You can read that blog post here.

During the early years at Noodlehead Marketing, an employee connected me to Jim Beach in regards to a film project I was pursuing.

Jim is the author of the book, School For Startups: The Breakthrough Course for Guaranteeing Small Business Success in 90 Days or Less (Affiliate Link). He also hosts the School For Startups Radio show. Jim believes anyone can be an entrepreneur, and launching a business does not require passion, risk, or creativity. 

When I was seeking book endorsements for Path Of The Freelancer, I reached out to him it. As a result of our exchange, he invited me as a guest on his radio show. Click the play button below to listen to the radio interview segment where I dive into the first four achievements successful freelancers sustain. 

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I've recently written a guest blog post for the CRM PipelineDeals (Affiliate Link). You can read about my journey to use PipelineDeals in my marketing company on my personal blog here.

In this guest blog post, I write about three insights from the perspective of a freelancer that can help salespeople more effective sell. It revolves around understanding our offering, targeting the low hanging fruit first, and embracing our selling style. If you've read Path Of The Freelancer, you'll be familiar with the content and if your actively selling, you'll appreciate the personalization of this content for sales people.

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