It is customary to associate professional achievements primarily with “real work”, which implies attendance hours, a stable salary, and clearly defined job responsibilities.
American Ernie Zelinsky, fired from a large corporation twenty years ago and since then earning a living working out of state, dispels this myth with brilliance.
With numerous examples, he proves that freelance work can be as stable and profitable as office work, while leaving much more freedom for creativity and self-expression.
Practical advice on how to organize your time, improve your skills, attract and interest the customer — Zelinsky writes about all this with ease and knowledge of the matter, based on his own rich experience.
Gayatri, 312 p.