Étiquette : freelancing

50 shades of lockdown - part 7

Last week I took a break from my quarantine diary to share my favourite Covid-19 related ads. But today, I’m back with a few more musings as un-quarantining gets ever closer in France. 50 shades of freedom? In just under a week, we will be slowly liberated through a combination of widespread testing, civic responsibility…

50 shades of lockdown - part 5

I’m back again. Another week has come and gone. Life still seems to be suspended like a film on pause. As if waiting to flood the screen with sounds, images and action. A dawning realisation To state the obvious, it’s increasingly clear that this pandemic won’t be over any time soon. And, it will fundamentally…

50 shades of lockdown: part 4

I’ve finally caught up with events and I’m posting this article right on time. 12 noon on Tuesday 14th as the 4thweek of lockdown comes to close. A whole 4 weeks. That’s almost a month. It’s hard to believe. And yet now so believable with the lockdown set to continue. I should be on holiday…

English Copywriter in Paris: 3 freelancing myths busted

Many people have an idyllic vision of what it means to freelance. These images often involve working in pyjamas, brainstorming on beaches and having meetings in trendy cafés. Working for yourself obviously means that you live in a very different working world without the fixed office, hours and holidays associated with more traditional jobs. But,…

English Copywriter in Paris: Argentine adventures Part II

Last week, I started to compile a list of the top 9 things I learnt during my travels through the snowy mountains and vast lakes of Argentina including my new ability to sleep in public transport and the powerful flavours of the country’s world famous wine. This week it’s all about… 1.)  Red meat is better with sides Argentina is famous…