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RN2writer is ringing in 2023 by welcoming four new coaches to the organization: Yvonne Stolworthy, Amy Isler, and Marijke Vroomen-Durning. Each coach is a Registered Nurse and experienced freelance writer who will now be sharing their insights and expertise with RN2writer members to expand and...
December can be a slow period. Or it can be intensely busy. I’ve experienced both scenarios in my 20+ year career as a freelance writer.
This year has been insanely busy for me. Not only have I written a record amount of client work, but I launched RN2writer as an educational hub for nurses...
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In this season of gratitude and giving...
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An interesting bit of news hit the wire...
[Ed. note: Starting this week, you can expect to see a gradual transition in the volume and types of content we publish on the RN2writer blog. In keeping with our goal of helping as many nurses as possible become freelance writers, we plan to publish more practical and useful blog posts than ever...
Dear Nurses,
When I launched RN2writer in September of 2019, I set an ambitious goal: I wanted to build this into a million-dollar company over the course of 10 years.
I say “ambitious,” but, honestly, I thought this goal was reasonable. I felt with hard work and dedication, I...
When you’re first starting out as a writer, the many possibilities available to you can lead to overwhelm. You might see opportunities for “white paper writers” or “health reporters” or “blog post writers.” Where should you start? Should you pursue only...
Recently, in the Success Society, Leona asked about interviewing. One thing she wanted to know was where to find sources – you know, real human beings to interview.
Leona suggested it would make a great segment for The RN2writer Show (and she’s right!). But I thought I’d start...
When you’re starting out as a nurse writer, you may feel writing your LOI is the most difficult thing you’ve done. Then, a client eventually says YES!, and you might feel that writing your first assignment is the most difficult thing you’ve done.
And then an anchor client hires...
Many nurses email me to ask if they have what it takes to become a freelance writer. And many of them seem shocked when I explain exactly how low the barrier to entry is in this profession.
In my opinion, you need to have a rudimentary understanding of these three things to launch a writing...
You deserve to thrive as a nurse, to be respected as a true expert, to be paid what you’re worth.
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