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[jesshartley]

'm really enjoying the Bukisa stuff so far. It makes a fun "not my contracted work, but still writing" change from the gaming writing.


So far I've posted about

I posted a couple of new articles last night as well. One's informative (Snowball Shopping - Save Yourself A Bundle) and one's more community focused, Writers and Other Work-From-Home-Moms talking about the validation we as writers, sometimes receive from the strangest places. We'll see how they are received.

It's been really fun so far. Not a real money maker yet, but it's new and I'm still learning the passive income thing... We'll see!

I think one of the nice things about it is that anyone can do it. We all have our "things" we know how to do or have experience with that someone else might not. From "how to boil a perfect egg" to "5 things you should know before moving to the desert" (Boy, I wish I'd had that one a year and a half ago!) you don't have to have a degree or be a professional to share your knowledge with others.

I'm looking forward to seeing what the folks on my friends-list who've joined up have to share with the world. One has already posted a really interesting article on Real Reasons For Guilt Free Formula that I think will be really helpful for new moms or those about to have a baby.

If you'd like to give it a try, and share your views with the world, click here and sign up. Submitting content is really easy (although I've had a little trouble with wrestling it to actually post. Sometimes when I use the Publish Button after writing an article it doesn't look like it's published and I have to come back later to see if it really did or not. I'm sure it's just a glitch because it's still in beta.) I had my first article written and posted (and was getting hits on it) within an hour of signing up. It's really that easy.

Comments

[anselm23.livejournal.com]

How did you get the Bukisa gig, anyway?

[rowanarha.livejournal.com]

I really liked your "Writers and other work at home Moms" article... as someone who works from home (and is about to be a Mom!) it was interesting to read about your take on the perception that people who work from home don't really have a real job... which is totally wrong, we just get to go to work in our PJs!

It's hard though, I have definitely had moments in life where folks have looked down their noses at me for both working at home and in my family's business... Like I had somehow copped out of the real world (whatever the 'real' world is supposed to be)... If anything, I work 3 times as hard because I'm also working for the welfare of my immediate family and not just for a paycheck!

Great article! :)

[shetala.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the support. I have to admit, though, that I was lashing out in response to a Parents mag article that frustrated me.