Prospology

One minute, you're clear on the next steps to launch your freelance medical writing business. The next, you're second guessing yourself.

You read that you need writing samples, so you started doing the initial research and planning them out.

Then you heard you should focus on marketing and took a course on LinkedIn.

Then you read about niching down and realized you haven't done that so your LinkedIn needs updating again.

Then you decided it's probably best to update your resume so you can send it to people when networking.

Then you realized you'd been neglecting your writing samples, but it was hard to pick them back up so you came up with new topics.

Then you noticed your LinkedIn engagement is poor and only seems to be from other medical writers (not your ideal clients), so you started re-working your profile again.

Then you thought, since you don't like marketing and aren't good at it, you'd set up an Upwork profile and hope projects come directly to you.

Then you heard about a health writing course that sounds exactly the same as all the others but you wondered if it would be different this time.

Then you waited weeks for a recruiter to get back to you before realizing you weren't going to get the contract and hadn't accomplished anything else in the meantime.

Then you realized Upwork is super competitive and the only way you can get projects is to undercharge and take on things you don't even like.

Then you heard that a certain type of writing project pays well so you changed your niche to that, which made your profile really confusing but full of keywords.

Then you stopped doing anything for a couple of weeks because you had family visiting and got sick.

Then you went down a rabbit hole on how to build a website and decided to invest thousands of dollars on outsourcing it.

Then you realized you'd still have to write strong marketing copy for your website but, since your niche is changing every 5 mins, you can only write something generic using ChatGPT.

But you didn't get any projects from your website because no-one's looking at it, so you wonder if building it was a waste of money.

Then you saw other writers celebrating how much they earned in 2024 and felt inferior and insecure so hibernated for a couple of weeks.

Then you applied for full-time jobs you don't even want because you're convinced you don't have what it takes to freelance successfully.

But you know you're a smart and capable person who would totally thrive if given a proper roadmap to follow and constructive criticism along the way...

Let's break the cycle right now!

The 'Thriving & Free' Medical Writer Program will take all the guesswork and distractions away, so you can focus on reaching all of the critical milestones in your business. Let's chat!

11 months ago | [YT] | 2

Prospology

Are you using LinkedIn to market your freelance writing business? If so, how often do you post?

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

Prospology

This may be the REAL reason why you're unable to make headway in your freelance writing business:

You've lost trust in yourself.

Yesterday, I had a 90-min coaching call with a student on which we primarily discussed self-trust.

This individual—like many of us—finds themselves surrounded by people who don't understand, respect, or encourage them.

They feel like nothing they do is ever good enough, despite battling with burnout and commitment.

They came onto the call telling me about all of their present circumstances and they're preventing them from making headway in their business.

But the REAL reason, we uncovered, was evidently that they'd lost trust in themselves.

Somewhere along the way, their own voice got mixed in with everyone else's, and their own decision-making abilities were being questioned.

So, we discussed practical ways that this person can re-build trust with themselves in order to feel confident as they launch their writing business.

I also shared many examples from my own life to illustrate how powerful these tools and techniques are, and they thanked me for being so open and honest.

Sometimes, all you need is someone who understands you, cares about you, and has alternative perspectives to share, who's been through similar things and come out the other side.

Once the REAL blocker has been overcome, you can clear the way for progress to be made in your business.

Who is that go-to person for you? 😊

- Sophie Ash, BSc (Hons), DipION
Founder & CEO of Prospology

#businesscoach #prospology #medicalwriting #freelance

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

Prospology

In order to align with your true purpose, you need to change your story.

That means changing your inner dialogue and the way you show up in the world.

But what if the people in your life don't like or understand the "new you"?

It’s easier to grow when people around you believe your new story.

That's why building a business that aligns with your true self involves surrounding yourself with people who support your NEW narrative; not your old one.

If you're ready to enter into a new professional environment where it's safe to be 100% you, you'd better make sure there are like-minded, supportive people in it.

It's been a game-changer for our students!

#freedomlifestyle #entrepreneurship #medicalwriting

Have you found your true purpose yet?

1 year ago | [YT] | 0