Freelance Writing Opportunities At Bright Hub

Bright Hub is looking for talented writers to join their fast growing community. They need writers that can offer guidance to help people understand how technology impacts their work, their play, their lives. Bright Hub has over 30+ technology channels.

Bright Hub is currently one of the fastest growing online science and technology websites with page views quickly approaching 1,000,000 per month. There are many channels worth looking at such as their health and wellness channel and their education channel. There are many opportunities/topics for writing about.

From the Bright Hub Website---

"Bright Hub tries to give young writers, new professionals, broke bloggers, and stay-at-home moms a chance to build their resume, grow their skills, learn Internet copywriting, gain exposure and earn long-time revenue on that content. We invest in our writers via technology, training, marketing and more to showcase writers and give writers the visibility and knowledge to help bolster online media resumes and reputations."

They pay writers $10 for each article of 300-700 words in length they contribute,in addition to future revenue sharing based on it's popularity.

Check out Bright Hub, and apply online if interested in becoming a freelance writer for them!

Tips On How To Work at Home

I just finished reading a great article on Slacker Manager called 8 Tips on How to Work at Home. I found myself really enjoying this article ( and guess what--I drank a cup of coffee as I read it, aaaand-- I read the whole article, all at one time, with no kids around! Nope--all 3 munchkins are still sound asleep, hehe, so mom got some much needed alone with my coffee quality time!!)

Anyway, I digress. Back to the article I read. David Zinger has worked at home for about 28 years, including a period of having 3 children under 2 years of age. Wow-- this is a person I am very interested in getting advice and tips from.

I can relate to much of what David writes about in his article, and a couple of point he made really hit home for me as well.

I agreed wholeheartedly when David brings up the all too true scenario of kids gone crazy and driving me nuts. I would much rather be here at home with my kids driving me nuts than stuck in my car with traffic driving me nuts. Thank-you David, for that perspective!

Read David's 8 tips, and enjoy his wisdom gained from 28 years of working at home.

For me, the best tip I have right now is this: Get up early before anyone else and get some quality alone time in with your coffee cup and lap top. I can probably make this time, short as it may be, more work-related productive than all the rest of the hours in the day combined.