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...
"Thank You for Calling the Freelancer Call-In-Sick Service, How May I Help You?"
Posted by yoni67 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://jobshuk.com 5073 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessGuru on June 29, 2010 2:33 pm
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5073 days ago
Ben
5073 days ago
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
5073 days ago
Shoshi
5073 days ago
Thanks as always for your comments and for supporting me here on BizSugar and at JobShuk!
Regards,
Yoni
5073 days ago
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
5073 days ago
Thanks so much for your comments and kind wishes!
All the best,
Yoni