Freelancing After 50

In this, the inaugural episode of Freelancing After 50, I interview my wife, Amie, a legal assistant, who shifted back into freelancing after many years working in law offices. 

In this episode, she shares what motivated her to move back to freelancing, the benefits and challenges she has experienced so far, and one piece of advice that every over-50 freelancer ought to know. 

I’m Paul Chaney, a freelance B2B writer, editor, and digital marketer. I want to introduce you to a new podcast, Freelancing After 50. It's tied to a blog and newsletter by the same name. 

The podcast will feature stories from people 50 and older who decided to become “greypreneurs” by starting a freelancing career. Call it a second act, encore career, or simply breaking the bonds of the corporate grind to do something they love that gives them freedom, flexibility, a newfound sense of purpose, and the prospect of making more money than they ever have.

I’ll also feature interviews with subject matter experts, people in finance, legal, marketing, and other fields, who can provide practical advice freelancers need to know.

I plan to publish a new episode once every two weeks. Subscribe to the podcast, so you don’t miss a single one.

Join me and my guests as we discover the joys of Freelancing After 50. 

~ Paul 

PS: Did I mention that I’m 66 and have been an over 50 freelancer for nearly 10 years.