"Thank You for Calling the Freelancer Call-In-Sick Service, How May I Help You?"

Posted by yoni67 under Self-Development
From http://jobshuk.com 5052 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessGuru on June 29, 2010 2:33 pm

There are MANY great reasons to become a freelancer. No cranky bosses. No long commutes. Lunch-break in the forest walking the dog. Playing Hendrix and Zeppelin at full-blast!

But what happens when you get sick? A serious and irreverant discourse on the subject...

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Written by ben.corporate@ILforums
5052 days ago

Yoni, the creativity you bring to each and every post is worthy of admiration!

Ben

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Written by yoni67
5052 days ago

Ben,

Einstein said "Creativity is More Important Than Knowledge." Since I don't have that much biz knowledge yet, I'm trying to fall back on the creativity part.

Hope it's working...

Thanks,

Yoni

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Written by ShoshFromJobShuk
5052 days ago

Tis better to be healthy Yoni. That you are back up blogging is a good sign! Great look at being sick and missing work as a freelancer. Get well from your friends at JobShuk!

Shoshi

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Written by yoni67
5052 days ago

Shoshi,

Thanks as always for your comments and for supporting me here on BizSugar and at JobShuk!

Regards,

Yoni

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Written by m4bmarketing
5052 days ago

Hi Yoni,

I hope you get better soon. You are right as a freelancer no work no pay.

As a suggestion, if you think of your work as a business then perhaps it is worthwhile to build in the costs to cover not only sick leave but holidays as well. I know it isn't easy.

The only other suggestion I can think of at the moment is to partner up so someone covers you and you do not lose out entirely.

Susan

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Written by yoni67
5052 days ago

Susan,

Thanks so much for your comments and kind wishes!

All the best,

Yoni

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