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The Wealthy Freelancer Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage, Ed Gandia
Publisher: Alpha Books

Funny, I've been reading a book called the Wealthy Freelancer that talks about this subject. €�The Wealthy Freelancer” (how to get the money) and “The Money Book for Freelancers” (how to keep the money) *after* I devote time to spiritual quiet time. You're talking about raising your rates, but why does a client even need to KNOW your rates. And in a pleasantly surprising move, they sent me a copy. Thanks in advance for your help with this effort! Thanks for the pingback on the piece I wrote for The Wealthy Freelancer. 5 solutions for a prosperous freelancing career this 2013. It was published, and it also appealed to another freelance writer I admire: Ed Gandia, co-writer of The Wealthy Freelancer. Create free "buzz" while building your brand; Ancillary products may be sold for far more than the price of your book; Repurpose your efforts. One more book recommendation: The Wealthy Freelancer by Slaunwhite, Gandia and another other guy (thewealthyfreelancer.com). Currently, everyday I read part of 2 books. The article is overall a bit weak for two reasons: 1. A Cup of Cappuccino for the Entrepreneur's Spirit Women Entrepreneurs' Edition; The Wealthy Freelancer; Become Your Own Boss in 12 Months – Author: Melinda Emerson. Good piece here, but you're overlooking one crucial thing. Before I go any further, I'll tell you that I was quoted in the book. Co-founder, International Freelancers Academy Co-author, The Wealthy Freelancer. Just finished reading The Wealthy Freelancer by Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage, and Ed Gandia. The Wealthy Freelancer is a book full of practical, immediately applicable information from some of the most successful freelancers around — Steve Slaunwhite, Pete Savage and Ed Gandia.