Chronically Self-Employed
Special health update: A month of surprises
I'm back! The last few months have been surprising to say the least, from potential new diagnoses to a layoff.
Writer, researcher, and content strategist on the future of work, disability, and workplace systems. Creator of The Chronic Worker and SIPS; co-host of Bettermental.
Chronically Self-Employed
I'm back! The last few months have been surprising to say the least, from potential new diagnoses to a layoff.
Chronically Self-Employed
Chronically Self-Employed
Chronically Self-Employed
Chronically Self-Employed
I'm current in crisis due to depression and want to keep you all updated. Fair warning though, this gets a bit dark.
Bodies & Health
Work & Money
It's time to look back on the first quarter of my first full-time job.
Bodies & Health
I've never been so scared as I was when I became a salaried worker. I'd spent over ten years (my entire professional life) freelancing, first off and on, then full-time. I'd never had PTO, employer-provided insurance, or a boss outside of my
Chronically Self-Employed
Chronically Self-Employed
It's been, well, another month. Since early September, I have: * Moved from a friend's house to a long-stay hotel * Started a new (and my first) full-time job * Attended a health advocate conference in New Jersey and a girls' trip in Rhode Island * Got
Work & Money
Dear readers, I've had a long week, so please forgive this shorter update. I might be a bit less wordy for the next month or so as I focused on this professional transition. I've never had a full-time job before. In college, I was a
Work & Money
It took applying for a full-time job to realize how much ableism I've internalized over the years. For one, we freelancers are a proud fucking group. We like our freedom, we don't like having to work to someone else's schedule (ironic, I know)