In today's video, I'm addressing websites for translators. I discuss whether you should have one and what should be on one if you decide to go for one. Paste your websites in the comment sections, would love to take a look at them.

WE DID IT!! 100 SUBS :) Thanks everyone for being part of the community and enjoy this YouTube special this week.

This marks episode 2 of the Misconceptions series on my channel. Make sure to subscribe for more :)

In today's video, I'm sharing my tips on how to best deal with negative feedback from clients or superiors. Please do share your own tips in the comments, I'm very curious.

This is the first video of a new series on my channel called "Misconceptions of ...". I react to an article with common misconceptions about a certain topic and I address whether the assumptions are true or not. Hope you enjoy.

In today's video, I share my tips on how I stay motivated working from home. Especially during lockdown, this can be important for many of you. Let me know in the comments if I missed something.

In this weeks video, I'm presenting career options to people studying or graduating from language/linguistics degrees. It is common knowledge, that language jobs don't usually pay as much as technical careers, however, there is a much greater versatility than people think. Check it out and let me know in the comments if I missed something

This week's video was a special one. I attempted to translate on Fiverr for one whole week. Make sure to watch till the end to see how much money I made. Let me know in the comments if you work on Fiverr and how it's going for you.

In this video, I'm addressing your community questions. If you want to be featured in the next video, write your questions in the comments.

In this week's video, I'm adressing a controversial topic: do you need a translation degree to become a translator? Views are split on this one. Let me know in the comments what you think.