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Natasha Khullar Relph

What Local Journalists Can Learn From Foreign Correspondents

by Natasha Khullar Relph

What Local Journalists Can Learn From Foreign Correspondents

An award-winning journalist from India on what she learned from top foreign correspondents. Here’s a funny thing that I noticed during my time in India: When journalists came to India from abroad to work as foreign correspondents, they had a far easier time making it as freelancers than local journalists born and brought up in […]

Find New Clients: 21 Small Things You Can Do Today

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Find New Clients: 21 Small Things You Can Do Today

A six-figure freelancer on the top strategies she’s used to find new clients and how you can easily replicate her process in an hour a day. It’s probably one of the most clichéd lines in the freelance writing world, but that doesn’t make it any less true: Freelancing is a numbers game. To find new […]

Waiting For A Response To Your Pitches? 8 Things You Should Do

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Waiting For A Response To Your Query Letter? 8 Things You Should Do

The most important actions you can take when waiting for a response to your pitch. I think I speak for everyone when I say waiting for a response to your pitch sucks. Waiting is not an uncommon experience for writers. If you’re not waiting for an editor to get back on a proposal, you’re waiting […]

4 Easy Fixes When Your Ideas Don’t Sell

by Natasha Khullar Relph

4 Easy Fixes When Your Ideas Don’t Sell

What to do when a story comes back rejected and your ideas don’t sell. A writer emailed me the other day to ask what I do when my ideas don’t sell, when I get rejection after rejection. Do I give up? How do I keep believing? When do I know a story is a dud? […]

Psychological Barriers And Easy Wins, AKA How To Get Over Yourself And Get Work Done

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Psychological Barriers And Easy Wins, AKA How To Get Over Yourself And Get Work Done

The psychological tricks every writer needs. Writers, as a side effect of being creative folk, are masters of the art of the excuse. We create all kinds of psychological barriers for ourselves when it comes time to get work done. Time to pitch a story or an idea? Yeah, I’ll have a cup of tea […]

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