Finding Inspiration as a Creative Freelancer

Freelancers are the captain of their ship, and having autonomy and flexibility is part of what makes being self-employed so appealing. The downside is that without a manager encouraging you to grow or pushing you out of your comfort zone, it can be easy for your working day to become monotonous. Self-motivation requires effort, andContinue reading “Finding Inspiration as a Creative Freelancer”

Ambiguous Loss – The Myth of Closure

Despite being extremely lucky not to be directly affected by loss during the pandemic, I have noticed a vague, but persistent, feeling of unease. Aside from lockdowns and restrictions on social freedom, there are many who, like me, did not “lose” something tangible. Yet still I feel that there has been no sense of closureContinue reading “Ambiguous Loss – The Myth of Closure”

Reflections on 2022

As I type this, I have just submitted my final article of 2022. This year, I have written hundreds of thousands of words for clients on a variety of topics from acute healthcare to personal growth. It’s a cliché, but I feel honoured to work for such inspiring, friendly and creative clients. I have trulyContinue reading “Reflections on 2022”