3 Books Every Freelancer Must Read

1. The Freelancer’s Bible: Everything You Need to Know to Have the Career of Your Dreams—On Your Terms by Sara Horowitz

The Freelancer's Bible is a thorough guide on establishing and operating a freelancing business.

Sara Horowitz shows novice freelancers the ropes in this book, covering how to select health insurance, arrange office space, find and keep clients, fire clients, determine rates, draft contracts, bargain skillfully, and more.

2. Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

Your productivity determines whether your independent business succeeds or fails. However, being under a lot of stress will hinder your capacity for productivity.

David Allen offers insightful advice on organizing and increasing personal productivity in his book Getting Things Done.

The book includes a tactical system to assist business owners in streamlining their work and completing tasks with the least amount of stress.

3. Freelance To Freedom by Vincent Pugliese

As photojournalists for a newspaper, Vincent and his wife made $30000 a year. They realized they couldn't maintain their way of life for very long with their expanding family.

This book tells the tale of how they built a side business photography weddings on the weekends, which allowed them to pay off more than $100,000 in debt in just three years.

Which of these books will you read this week?

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