Lately, I've been giving myself little pep talks saying, "One thing done is one thing less to do. Just keep going. Don't give up. Every little bit helps!" It isn't always easy to think positively, but it's true that every little bit helps. My pan even smiled back at me (above pic) recently reminding me that even though things can get bumpy and gritty to just have faith that a … [Read more...]
Working On The Road Review: It’s Time To Devise Your Escape Plan!
Those of you who have followed along my untemplate journey know that I’m a fan of experimenting in order to find the things you love to do and live the life you want. A big part of living a happy and fulfilling Untemplater lifestyle is finding a career path that blends well with your interests and goals. And more and more people like myself are living location independent … [Read more...]
List Of 2015 Conferences For Blogging, Marketing, And Tech
On more than one occasion, I've found myself stumbling upon a conference in San Francisco and wishing I knew about it sooner so that I could go. So I've put together a list of conferences for the rest of the year in hopes of attending a few myself and to also help spread the word about all of these incredible opportunities. Bear in mind a lot of these 2015 conferences are … [Read more...]
How To Start A Money Making Lifestyle Blog
As you may know, I recently left my day job of 10 years to focus on freelancing and Untemplater.com. I enjoyed my day job for a while but towards the end, things got stale, the company was in a state of flux, the stress was bad news, and it was time for a change. I wouldn't have had the courage to quit if I hadn't worked on the side for the last five years. It's been a … [Read more...]
Untemplater Income Report February 2015 – An Adventurous Journey Begins!
If you haven't already heard, I have officially entered the world of full time freelancing and self employment! Aaah! Yes, it's a bit scary, but fortunately so far it's much more exciting. I've been blogging and working on side jobs for the past five years, partly to make better use of my free time, and mostly to prepare for leaving a managerial career path I knew I didn't want … [Read more...]