Freelancing After 50

My guest on this episode is Robert Persichitte, a CPA and certified financial planner with Delagify Financial in Arvada, Colorado.  Robert has guided business leaders and individuals with financial and investment decisions for over ten years. In this episode, we're talking taxes: deductions freelancers should take, way

Carol J. Alexander, a freelance content marketing writer, is my guest on this episode of Freelancing After 50. Carol shares her story and talks about working part-time at first, the need to define a marketable niche, and the importance of self-care.  Carol offered this advice regarding finding your niche:  Make a list

This episode is a particularly important one because it addresses a topic most freelancers deal with routinely — managing uneven cash flow. My guest, Urban Adams, provides information about that topic and the need to set aside funds for lifestyle planning, paying taxes, and investing for retirement.  Some of his primar

This episode is especially helpful because my guests, Samantha Anderl and Andrea Wildt, co-founders of the freelance business management platform Harlow, expertly address a topic that affects every freelancer at one time or another — how much to charge clients and what method to use: hourly rates, project-based pricing

Our guest on this episode of Freelancing After 50 is none other than Marcus Sheridan, internationally-known marketing expert and author of the best-seller "They Ask, You Answer."  Marcus shares his story of how the They Ask, You Answer concept came about and applies its principles to freelancers 50 and older.  Key take

In this episode, I interview Ed Britton, a career and lifestyle coach who calls himself the "not retirement rebel." We talk about the retirement fallacies, why 65 is not the golden age for retirement, and what options people 50 and older have.  Ed lists three "passion pursuits" of not retirement people: Adventure, Achi