
Writer Eagranie Yuh on white papers, branded podcasts … and having a chocolate side hustle
About this episode
This week, Rachel and Lynne are chatting with writer Eagranie Yuh, who's had an interesting career journey (but isn't that all of us, really?). Eagranie chats about about how her background brought her to working on her own, writing white papers and doing branded podcasts for clients.
She shares lots of fabulous ideas and tips, including:
- How a career coach helped her turn her passion for writing into a career
- What it's like to work for big international brands
- What white papers are and how to make them useful
- How she moved from Canada to Tasmania - and continued her successful freelance career
- Her side hustle of chocolate making
- What it's like juggling time zones and school pickup
- Why she loves conferences and making in-person connections.
Connect with Eagranie via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/eagranieyuh/ or visit her website: https://eagranie.com/
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Episode edited by Marker Creative Co www.markercreative.co
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