New Freelance Offerings from Tough B, Inc.

Tough B. Inc. now offers claircognizant internet research using that particular intuitive faculty.  I know how to research the Internet, and books, which you need.  Whatever your research needs, contact me via Linkedin or my email address.  I charge by the project.  If you want specific subjects researched for your own knowledge, you can get this with links on a Word file as requested.  The project sets a flat fee that we agree to.  I’m also a copywriter, charging per piece, but not limited to my freelance writing because I want to write articles and hopefully sell them.  See, writing is a commission only kind of job, it works like that, you get paid for selling your work to publications if they like it, but only if they like it.

Yes, writing is a competitive field.  In fact, getting published is very difficult.  I’m astounded by how difficult it gets, although, if you think about it, I’m up for the challenge in learning to use my claircognizance or clear thinking.  Writing as a field in general is hard, because you have to make sure you make sense.  Freelancing feels hard to me sometimes in general.  I work hard sometimes.

I am looking for a paid internship/per article job, which is going to bring in extra money.  I’m trying to write articles freelance.  I take care using all of my time a certain way, since I have the gift of time on my hands to get this stuff done. I’m trying to manage my time as best I can, better than I ever have before really, because I’m hoping for more moneymaking opportunities to come along.  In case some haven’t noticed, I wake up early to write.

I’m working on making my resume more visible on the Internet.  I’m doing my best to work on my job situation; I’m trying to keep up with everything I have an idea to get done.  I have the stamina to work as much as I can, when I want to.  I have a room of my own in which to write in, and I’m taking advantage of this as much as possible.  I’m glad my current room is in the living room not the bedroom I sleep in.  I’m pretty much working on making myself more income here.  I was working, as an intern at Chef Koochooloo in a virtual manner before I found my job at Textbroker.com that somebody at Work 2 Future pointed out would make a great part-time job.

I have grammar on the brain with a grammar workbook I bought on Amazon that is attached to a grammar textbook.  I can do the grammar portion in my sleep since I already have an English degree.  That English degree has served me very well.  I’m doing great work with it, like an editing internship.  I’m in the process of looking for other internships, because I want to see if I can gain more experience with them.  Yes, I know my English very well, as I have a creative writing AA, an anthropology AA, and a creative writing English degree.  My school career can reset with taking English 1A and 1B at Foothill College, and more writing classes at De Anza, and now that everything is online, this is a distinct advantage. Writing is something I know how to do very well.  Some notice this.  These days I’m stable enough to also see it.

I am looking for a paid internship/per article job, which is going to bring in extra money.  I’m trying to write articles freelance.  I take care using all of my time a certain way, since I have the gift of time on my hands to get this stuff done. I’m trying to manage my time as best I can, better than I ever have before really, because I’m hoping for more moneymaking opportunities to come along.  In case some haven’t noticed, I wake up early to write.

I’m working on making my resume more visible on the Internet.  I’m doing my best to work on my job situation; I’m trying to keep up with everything I have an idea to get done.  I have the stamina to work as much as I can, when I want to.  I have a room of my own in which to write in, and I’m taking advantage of this as much as possible.  I’m glad my current room is in the living room not the bedroom I sleep in.  I’m pretty much working on making myself more income here.  I was working, as an intern at Chef Koochooloo in a virtual manner before I found my job at Textbroker.com that somebody at Work 2 Future pointed out would make a great part-time job.

I have grammar on the brain with a grammar workbook I bought on Amazon that is attached to a grammar textbook.  I can do the grammar portion in my sleep since I already have an English degree.  That English degree has served me very well.  I’m doing great work with it, like an editing internship.  I’m in the process of looking for other internships, because I want to see if I can gain more experience with them.  Yes, I know my English very well, as I have a creative writing AA, an anthropology AA, and a creative writing English degree.  My school career can reset with taking English 1A and 1B at Foothill College, and more writing classes at De Anza, and now that everything is online, this is a distinct advantage. Writing is something I know how to do very well.  Some notice this.  These days I’m stable enough to also see it.