007 - The Freelance Lifestyle is Not for Everyone

Welcome to episode 007 Freelancing is a lifestyle…

An episode of the The Freelance Journalist 5 Minute Talkshow podcast, hosted by Carlos P Beltran, titled "007 - The Freelance Lifestyle is Not for Everyone" was published on November 30, 2016 and runs 5 minutes.

November 30, 2016 ·5m · The Freelance Journalist 5 Minute Talkshow

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Welcome to episode 007 Freelancing is a lifestyle, not a job. What type of people can handle it? What is there to it? ***If you like the show, we would appreciate a very short review on iTunes. It helps other freelancers find this podcast*** Joining us from Miami, FL, 24 year old Myrna Perez, a video journalist and filmmaker covering conflict and environmental injustice. She talks about the inherent uncertainties in freelancing, how to deal with them and why it is important to embrace the "community." Find her on twitter: @Myrna_Perez For more advice and hands-on tutorials visit www.carlospbeltran.com/tips

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Welcome to episode 007 Freelancing is a lifestyle, not a job. What type of people can handle it? What is there to it? ***If you like the show, we would appreciate a very short review on iTunes. It helps other freelancers find this podcast*** Joining us from Miami, FL, 24 year old Myrna Perez, a video journalist and filmmaker covering conflict and environmental injustice. She talks about the inherent uncertainties in freelancing, how to deal with them and why it is important to embrace the "community." Find her on twitter: @Myrna_Perez For more advice and hands-on tutorials visit www.carlospbeltran.com/tips

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