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Natasha Khullar Relph

How to Become a Better Writer in 30 Days

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A cup of coffee and leaves on a table—the kind of calm that helps you focus on how to become a better writer.

You don’t need years to see results. Here’s how to become a better writer in 30 days—one smart shift at a time. Let’s get one thing straight: writing isn’t magic. It’s not a divine gift handed down by the literary gods to a chosen few who popped out of the womb quoting Shakespeare. Writing is […]

How to Build a Sustainable Career as a Freelance Journalist

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A freelance journalist working on a tablet near a cozy fireplace.

Want to avoid burnout and dry spells? Here’s how top freelance journalists find their footing—and keep it. Staff jobs are shrinking. Rates are inconsistent. Deadlines are always yesterday. And yet—some freelance journalists are not only surviving, but thriving. Publishing big stories. Setting their own schedules. Hitting financial goals. Taking vacations without begging an editor for […]

The Indie Creator’s Guide to Hiring Freelancers (and Staying on Budget)

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Laptop work and coffee—today’s task: hiring freelancers.

The secret to hiring freelancers? Smart briefs, clear boundaries, and zero drama. Here’s how indie creators get it right. In 2026, everyone has a brand—and no one has a full-time team. From ecommerce shops to podcast empires, indie creators and scrappy startups are scaling fast by hiring freelancers for everything from logo design to landing […]

Stuck Between Ideas? How to Pick Your Next Writing Project

by Natasha Khullar Relph

A cat lying next to a laptop on a table, keeping company during a writing project.

Drowning in half-baked ideas and “what ifs”? Here’s how to pick a writing project that won’t just keep your attention—but actually get finished. You know the feeling: your brain’s a crowded subway car of writing project ideas, all jostling for attention, all yelling “Pick me!” Meanwhile, your schedule—and your sanity—are begging you to choose just […]

How to Use the Inverted Pyramid: The Classic Journalism Structure Every Writer Should Steal

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Blue pen on an open notebook—ready to sketch out an article using the inverted pyramid structure.

Old-school? Maybe. Still brilliant? Absolutely. The inverted pyramid is the fastest way to hook distracted readers—and it’s not just for journalists anymore. Your story has eight seconds to earn attention. Maybe less, if your reader is mid-scroll with 17 tabs open and half a latte left. In journalism, structure isn’t optional—it’s everything. The clearest writing […]

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