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Freelance Switch
• Freelancing Mistakes: Don’t Give Your Clients What They Want Celine Roque
• Beating “White Screen Syndrome” Robert Janelle
• Legalese for Freelancers: Creating a Contract Kristen Fischer
• Pumpkin-Patch Marketing: How To Attract A Blizzard Of Clients With No Budget, No Advertising And No Connections Jonathan Fields

Linkswitch – The Working Day Cyan Ta’eed

• Are you feeling a bit tight in the shoulders right now? Having some back pain or just a little rundown? Then do some Simple Stretches You Can Do at Your Desk for Increased Energy right now!
• Comments has Notes From The Virtual Office: Spend On Yourself. I agree – these are the three things you shouldn’t skimp on when setting up a home office.
• One for the writers (although i think we can all relate): 101 Excuses Not to Write.
• Bruno of the fabulously designedCurbly has just launched Uncooped, a site you should look at if, like me, you dream of spending some time outdoors (biking, fishing, kayaking, or running) but are glued to your computer. It is also beautifully designed so even if you’ve sworn off the nature you can go look at it for a little eye candy.
• Are you feeling a little uninspired? Then take a break and look at The Ten Videos to Change How You View the World over at Lifehack. They’ve videos from the TED conference and they’ll… like… blow your mind!
• I like to change my Wallpaper every day, but let’s face it, most wallpapers are incredibly ugly. If you’ve exhausted Desktopography like i have, then there are some nice ones at Crestock.
• Finally, I really want to go to the Seed Conference. Sadly, I’m not only about as far from Chicago as anyone could be, but the tickets have sold out. But, if you live in sunny Chicago you can win a ticket to the conference by answering a question over at the Freshbooks blog! It closes in three days so if you want to win you better get in quick.

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Willie Hanes is getting married Conference weekend. We (collective) are planning a road trip to Phoenix for the reception. Would you like to play?
(”you” being a relative phraseology, referring generally to any and all who read this. However, comma, Brian says that Connie and I are the only ones who read /use this newsletter/forum/blog, so we (royal) are referring specifically to Connie, when we used the afore mentioned “you”, in the preceding question.)
(We (royal) are using this forum to communicate with you, are you impressed or what?)

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