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How do you feel about outsourcing some of your work?
Most writers I talk with are either completely against this idea. Or they tell me that they've tried it and it didn't work out. Or that they like the concept, but it just wouldn't work for them.
I get it. I used to feel the same way.
But there's a big problem with that kind of thinking: it's one-dimensional. It's a "yes or no" thing. Purely binary.
I've seen enough successful outsourcing examples in the world of freelancing to know that there are many different ways of solving the problem.
And in this week's short podcast episode, I walk through a four-phase framework for making it work.
Enjoy!
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How do you feel about outsourcing some of your work?
Most writers I talk with are either completely against this idea. Or they tell me that they've tried it and it didn't work out. Or that they like the concept, but it just wouldn't work for them.
I get it. I used to feel the same way.
But there's a big problem with that kind of thinking: it's one-dimensional. It's a "yes or no" thing. Purely binary.
I've seen enough successful outsourcing examples in the world of freelancing to know that there are many different ways of solving the problem.
And in this week's short podcast episode, I walk through a four-phase framework for making it work.
Enjoy!

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