How to collaborate when you work alone
One of the best bits of being a freelance trainer is working independently but there are times when it can be one of the worst bits too. In my experience, most trainers are ‘people’ people – they love the interaction, bouncing ideas around, learning, sharing and...
How to ask your network for help
As a freelance trainer, your wider network can help to fulfil a number of roles in your professional life – it’s the source of opportunities, mentors, coaches, referrals, colleagues and peers. As a result, you’re likely to come across a reason fairly soon to reach out...
Nine ways to better networking: Feel happier and more confident at your next networking event
Networking, whether face-to-face or online, is often a crucial part of growing a successful training business. It’s a great way to build relationships with potential mentors, clients and suppliers as well as to source ideas and inspiration. Many people find that...
Five places to find support as a freelance trainer
Would you like more great advice for your Freelance Training Business? Download: “The 7 Things You Need To Know To Become A Freelance Trainer” •••••• Although it’s an issue that affects freelance trainers to different degrees, depending on their personality and...
How freelance trainers can create their own support network
In a recent blog about Overcoming isolation as a freelance trainer, I touched briefly on how personally and professionally valuable it can be to connect with other trainers. As self-employed people, it’s very easy for us to become disconnected from other trainers or...About Sharon
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