Your questions and TWC’s answers

Today, we’re releasing the last episode of the last season of the show. After running three businesses for the bulk of a year, Wudan will focus her attention on her editorial business and new fact-checking agency, Factual. The podcast, the resources and everything else that The Writers' Co-op has created in the last five years will still live online and the Slack community will remain active. TWC was always intended to be an audiobook handbook for freelancers and will remain as such. The final episode is a Q&A that answers some lingering questions we received from listeners. Wudan discusses: tangible steps to take to break into different streams of writing, how she landed her first client, creating a budget that accounts for the ups and downs of freelancing, staying ahead of deadlines and how she plans out her week. Thank you all for listening to and supporting the show! Resources:  TWC Season 1, Episode 1: WTF Am I Doing?  TWC Season 8, Episode 8: Turn Your Solo Freelance Business into an Agency with Caity Cronkhite TWC Season 8, Episode 4: Diversify Your Business Fearlessly with Ashley Cisneros Mejia

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The Writers’ Co-op is an audio business handbook for freelance creatives. Host and executive producer Wudan Yan leverages her and co-hosts' freelance experiences to provide a transparent look at what it takes to run a resilient freelance business as a creative. From negotiating higher rates, to protecting your business and intellectual property, to taking time off and organizing your workflow, to doing the mindset work needed to achieve your goals, you'll walk away from this podcast with actionable tips to implement right away.