Being a freelance writer is sometimes really hard: you have to finish one job, then immediately take on another, especially if freelancing is not a part-time activity for you.

If you are a student and freelance writer at the same time, matters are no easier. Keeping up with your finances can become a challenging task, requiring substantial time and concentration.

We’ll offer you some tips on how to manage your finances, both those associated, and not associated, with the ResearchWritingCenter.com. That’s because we don’t want you to get distracted while working on our orders. We want your finances to be safe, especially if we are taking part in your financial growth or, at least, contributing to your financial stability.
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Freelance writing is a challenging online occupation. It is always demanding and requires that a writer be 100% prepared. I have mentioned this in earlier articles, and never tire of reminding you that your job is really complicated and calls for resourcefulness and intelligence.

The human body, unfortunately, has limitations we can’t simply ignore. They sometimes hold us back in our strivings for professional perfection. It’s great that there are gadgets out there to help us perform better. Let’s review some of these.

I guess for many people waking up in the morning is a real problem. That’s natural – we all like to sleep and some of us like to snooze even more than we need to. This gadget is perfect for people who want to make sure that their natural desire to get extra sleep won’t stand in their way of delivering their work by the deadline. It’s called a Carpet Alarm Clock. It’s pretty simple – in order to turn the alarm clock inside of the carpet off you have to stand on it with both of your feet.
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Dear writers, we are so excited to inform you that we are making final preparations to launch the highly anticipated new admin panel!

We want to make sure, that you are ready for this event, so please read through both articles, which previously highlighted the upcoming changes.

You can find the first article here, and the second one – here.

Please note, there is no specific date for the launch – it will happen in the period of Jan. 24th – Jan. 28th

So don’t be surprised next week, when you’ll login to the ResearchWritingCenter and find things dramatically different, from the way it used to be.
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All these recent holidays have got me thinking: are there ways that a freelance writer can have a normal vacation?

As far as I could see, many people were online during the holiday break and completed a gratifying number of jobs.

I wondered, was this because people felt that they had no time to leave for a vacation and possible miss tempting job orders?

On the other hand, was it because those freelance writers had not saved enough money for a vacation? Let’s try to sort these questions out.

First of all, if you are a freelance writer who has problems scheduling a proper vacation, then this article might be helpful. It’s important to remember that having regular breaks and vacations is vital to continued productivity. It refreshes your body, your mind, and your creative drive. Thus, if you haven’t had a vacation, or equivalent, for a long time, and you are experiencing professional struggles, this might be the answer.
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With the winter holidays finally over, our freelance writing community can return to its normal state. That means getting really busy handling all the new assignments our customers order. Don’t get us wrong: we love all that business, and we intend to keep it growing. After all, if things are hectic, that means that our clients like what you do and are coming back for our services.

A lot of you folks had a vacation as well, which we hope refreshed and readied you for all the new jobs coming up. We hope that you had a wonderful time. However, it’s time to get back on track – there are orders to be completed, papers to be written, and presentations to be prepared.

You might be wondering; is there actually a way to stretch your intellect, the way you stretch your hamstrings before a jog? Can a writer really do anything effective to prepare for the new season?

Sure, you can! I’ll offer some suggestions from my own experience. First, change your reading habits for a few days. For example, do you enjoy science fiction? Perhaps you like suspense novels. Then try reading something different from your usual. New ideas, views, scenarios, scenery, and philosophical notions found in unfamiliar literature can be very refreshing. This can boost your writing. This is actually a technique you could pursue frequently, not just when gearing up for a new season of work.
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