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Frankly Freelance : Building Better Boundaries with Copywriter Pip Christie

Frankly Freelance : Building Better Boundaries with Copywriter Pip Christie

Episode 56 Published 3 years, 10 months ago
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I’m delighted to welcome a total megababe to the show today, copywriter and London gal Pip Christie to chat about her freelancing journey. It’s so important to me that you get to hear from real freelancers about their experiences – both positive and negative – and Pip has some great anecdotes and advice!

In this episode you’ll hear about:

✹ How Pip got started in freelancing

✹ Pip’s exciting move to Australia + becoming a ‘nomad’ freelancer

✹ Pip’s decision to niche down from marketer to copywriter

✹ Working through the pandemic and the lessons it presented for Pip

✹ Pip’s biggest challenges in business

✹ Setting boundaries and making more time for self-care

✹ Pip’s mantra for keeping your workload and capacity stress-free

✹ Pip’s biggest win {not what you think it is!}

✹ Why it’s important to celebrate each step of progress you make as a freelancer

✹ Pip’s top tips for new freelancers

A big thank you to Pip for sharing her story with us!

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Pip’s Website, Newsletter + About Page Roadmap https://pipchristie.com/

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