The 2012 Freelance Industry Report, which surveyed 1,491 freelancers in more than 50 different fields and professions, found that 14% of respondents listed "being your own boss" as the top freelancing benefit.
But, for web writers, this perk is also one of the most difficult things about freelancing. Without a boss looking over your shoulder, monitoring your productivity, you have to hold yourself accountable.
Accountability is an issue I’ve had to overcome. In fact, it’s still something I have to practice. But, here are the three tips that have helped me the most:
Three Ways to Keep Yourself Accountable


From http://www.awaionline.com 3748 days ago
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3748 days ago
I do several different things online, including running my traffic generation blog, attending online classes, as well as working my part-time job. So, it's vital that I work from a set schedule. I schedule my time in 3 to 4 hour blocks. I also make a to-do list to follow w/in those specific time blocks. This helps me to stay on task and on schedule.
Thanks so much for sharing this information with us. I appreciate it!
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3747 days ago
Thanks for your comment, Holly