In 2019, I learnt so many lessons about myself, my business and what it really means to be a freelancer. From paying my own taxes to handling feedback, it was certainly a learning curve – luckily it’s one I’m more than happy to share in 2020.
I thought I would share a little insight into the average week of December for me – if such a thing exists – for anyone interested in working from home in the festive season!
Over recent months, my workload has tripled. Although I’m so grateful fo all of my clients, and I love the work – sometimes it’s nice to have a little help. I’ve hired Celie Townsend to join my team as a Marketing Assistant, to help out with my busy social schedule, add a touch of creativity …
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What if there were some good, wholesome acts of kindness I could do from this very spot? With Elf on the tv, snuggled up my Christmas pyjamas with my laptop on my knee, what can I do to help other people this December?
As the end of the year approaches, I wanted to share a few business updates and changes that you might be spotting throughout 2020 when it comes to NikkiMcCaig.com.
I’ve put together the 12 Days of Mindfulness Tips for all my friends in the freelance communities – making sure we take the time to relax, reflect and reconnect in between the piles of mince pies and Christmas deadlines.
From stationary supplies to coffee machines, I’ve drawn up a list of the essential presents your freelancer will actual want to receive on Christmas day.
I’ve put together a little list of essential Pre-Christmas Marketing jobs, to help us all achieve our festive marketing goals this December!
*content warning: throughout this post, I will overuse the words ‘pinning’, ‘aesthetic’ and ‘inspiration’ to an infuriating degree. Unfortunately, these words come with the territory of Pinterest, so please forgive and enjoy the post! Over the years, Pinterest has evolved drastically. Transforming from a simple ‘pinning’ site for the newly engaged, Polyvore-obsessed and indie art …
When you first set up your freelance business, there’s a lot to add to your to do list. Designing business cards, building a website, sourcing new clients and getting your name out there into the world.
