Four years ago, I was working at Starbucks part-time and earning roughly $700 a month.

I didn’t have a college degree and had spent the past seven years as a stay-at-home mom, so I thought minimum wage jobs were the best I could hope for.

Our family needed the extra income, and I liked my job and co-workers, but I felt frustrated knowing there was a limit to the amount of money I could earn. 

And worst of all, I knew I wasn’t living up to my potential or making the impact I wanted to make on the world. 

Well-meaning friends and family members suggested that I go back to school, get my degree, and come up with my “five-year plan.” 

But instead, I decided to think outside of the box and launch a career as a freelance writer. Now I’m living my dream life.

I created a six-figure freelance writing career from scratch, and this site will teach you how to do the same.

Over the years, I’ve learned what it takes to be successful as a freelance writer. And more importantly, I’ve learned what you DON’T need.

To be a successful freelance writer, you DO NOT need:

• A fancy journalism degree

• Tons of professional writing samples

• A huge social media following

• Years of experience in a writing-related career

If you’re a creative, self-motivated person who enjoys writing and is willing to put in the work, you have everything you need to get started.