May 31, 2022
Curiosity is a useful state of mind for freelance writers. Curiosity helps us identify great story ideas with unrecognized angles. Curiosity fuels our interest in improving our craft. Curiosity makes understanding the pitching process and other business of freelancing type processes fascinating. It opens up our imaginations to possibilities that we can’t find otherwise.
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WCP 137 Asking better questions with Maggie Reyes
WCP 160 Freelance writing goals: 5W1H goal setting
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