Freelance Mentor & Marketing Consultant
As you know, I am a passionate traveler and work online while traveling and living in various countries. So it shouldn’t be a surprise when I tell you my startup company has a lot to do with it, too! It’s entirely online and it’s for passionate travelers only 😉
Today, I’d like to do 2 things – introduce to you the Meliway Travel Movie Maker (that’s the tool!) and ask for your help. Check out the pitch video Jordan and I did for the Indiegogo campaign.
Last month I was invited by Dilyana Kotomanova, a fellow blogger and freelancer (and reader of my Bulgarian freelance blog) to guest post at her blog. This interview with me got lost a bit among other things I did the last few weeks but I think it’s only fair to feature it in my guesting category. Better late than never, eh?
Head over to Dilyana’s blog for more details. She asks – I answer 😉
A LOT! From the outside, being a freelancer may seem super easy – you get up when you want; you do what you like and when you like it; you choose whom you work with; you travel a lot (if you want and because you can!); you are always smiling; stress-free… well, the latter pretty much depends on your line of work but generally speaking, being a freelancer also means way lower stress level than the average 9-to-5 employee. All of this and I really mean ALL of this is absolutely true – but it also has its price.
The idea for this post came as a result of a tweet conversation I had a couple of months ago with a fellow blogger. I think he confused LinkedIn endorsements with LinkedIn recommendations; we started discussing it and ended up with a blog post topic. So, what are LinkedIn Recommendations and why should you care?
Since transferring money from PayPal to Skrill directly and vise verse is not possible, a website owner came forward in the comments of that blog post to promote their website as a legit way to do such transfers. I was skeptical and short after that – a reader came forward to back my skepticism. Today’s post is based on that reader’s scam website report about PaypalToSkrill dot com. Read on.
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