Episode 147: Toxic Myths That Can Hold Us Back in Our Translation Business – Interview with Jenae Spry
10/16/2017
This is Who You Are and What You Want from Marketing Tips for Translators
10/30/2017
One thing I have heard translators struggle with is productivity and how to get the marketing done. Many of you are overwhelmed and have so much translation work to do that you never have time for marketing. In this episode, we will talk about how to work smarter – not harder. This idea came from the book with the same name “Working Smarter, Not Harder” by Timo Kinder.
Important things covered in this episode:
- Nine tips on how to work smarter and not harder
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These were nine tips to work smarter, not harder. I hope you found some that spoke to you and that you can start implementing. To help you I have created a free checklist with these tips that you can download for free as a PDF and perhaps put in front of you in the office, or just check off to see how smart you work.
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Thank you for useful tips! I try hard to stick to a “1-hour work – 15-min break” schedule but the “1-hour work” tends to extend to 1.5 or 2 hours without breaks.