Being a freelancer, I can’t actually leave my work on the side and go ahead with all my wild day. Everyday, I need to have a look at the work I’m working on. Last two months has been challenging as my friend and I took a few short trip to east coast for almost every week. Thanks to that, I manage to get this article up on how I work on the road.

Some bloggers are keen to design their own blog, but they don’t want to mess with their current blog and keep transfering file online and offline. The only solution is to create a local Wordpress and test it. There are plenty of software that helps you to create a local server.

With the simple one, two step to create a blog, I believe that bloggers don’t just maintain a blog, but several on different niche. I, myself maintaining 4 blogs overall. One personal, one my profession, one my hobby and one for my own company. They do share a little bit if not all related content. However, a draft offline is good thing.

So freelancer has all the flexibility, who doesn’t want to be one. I used to think about SoHo, if you even remember this word though. It was a hot topic back in the 90′s and I thought I must give it a try. While I was still in college, I started to work a little [...]

I came to Indonesian for 2 weeks. Due to the limited internet connectivity hour and the rate of the Internet bill here, I have to cut down all unnecessary usage, such as tweeting, surfing around Facebook, read blog posts on my Google Reader and etc. However, it doesn’t mean that it will lead to an unproductive working environment.

Blogging has become a profession, no body ever thought of it at first until a few successful blogger like problogger did it. Search any search engine with your questions or doubt, the result floated with no other than blogs. Weblog has taken a giant step in a few years, a lot of professional bloggers are out there sharing and guiding beginner to success in this profession. Isn’t it funny to see how a profession is taught through web?