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#114: Using Demonstration Projects to Launch Your Freelance Business (or to Pivot Into New Areas)
There’s a pattern I’ve seen in virtually every freelance success story. It goes like this: As you begin to move steadily in the direction of your goals, all kinds of serendipit
108: How to Overcome Anxiety and Fear of Public Speaking with Matt Abrahams
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56: BM056: How to Repurpose Your Book to Make More Money
Discover powerful ways to repurpose your book to make more money. This week's podcast interview with marketing genius, Rebecca Morgan, focuses on innovative and common sense ideas
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54: Moving from Scenes to Sequences
Shawn critiques Tim's latest scenes, and how you can move into planning and writing sequences. Download Tim's scenes at storygrid.com/podcast.
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