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Hosted by Elizabeth Wiegner · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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Discover how you can turn what you're good at into extra money in your bank account every month. Elizabeth Wiegner breaks down the ins and outs of having a successful proofreading business including topics on marketing, money, productivity, mindset, and business management so you can create a successful business working wherever, whenever you want. Elizabeth is a work-from-home proofreader and business coach who teaches others how to build a life of freedom as a proofreader. She respects you where you’re at, pushes you to achieve your best, and helps you see your goals are possible with determination and hard work. Her energy, love, and personalized support are second to none in the proofreading world. Hit subscribe and go from excuses to action as you build a life of freedom as a proofreader. Learn more at theproofreadingbusinesscoach.com.
Elizabeth Wiegner hosts The Proofreading Business Podcast, a business show with 31 episodes published.
031: After three decades in the pharmacy and insurance world, Amy found herself in a soul-sucking job. Between rising stress, health challenges, and the dream of returning to her childhood home in Panama, she knew someth
030: After trying a handful of businesses that never quite clicked, Tracey Nichols discovered transcript proofreading -- and it changed everything for her. In this episode, Tracey shares how she went from working full-ti
What if it does work out? Ever wondered if you could actually make money proofreading? If you’ve been searching for a way to earn income from home -- without giving up your flexibility-- this episode is for you. I’m chat
028: Do you feel stuck in a dead-end job and wonder, Can I really build a new career from scratch? If so, you need to hear Sheila’s story. Sheila joined my Transcript Proofreading Academy while working three jobs…and (sp
027: What if I told you you could have a work-from-home business that fits your life? We’re so used to (and tired of!) the idea of hustling to make an income while putting our lives, relationships, and happiness on the b
026: You're thinking about proofreading...but you're wrestling with some serious imposter syndrome. You keep asking yourself: What if grammar doesn’t come easily to me? Can I still have a proofreading business? Will my c
025: If you’re like me, it's hard to start something new and not be instantly good at it. We go-getter people want to jump in and be the best right away. Take proofreading, for example. We want to know yesterday how to p
024: Lisa Eldridge is a transcriptionist and transcript proofreader with over 20 years of experience owning her own freelance business -- and she's a homeschool mom of five! In this episode, Lisa shares her journey from
023: I have a surprise for you! One that’s been a long time in the making. I interviewed one of my OG grads on the podcast this week! That’s right – Renee is one of the handful of students who guinea-pigged my Learn How
022: Am I the only one who does this weird thing where when you notice yourself feeling happy, you course correct to bring yourself back down? As soon as you catch a break, experience a win, or have joy show up in your l
021: Have you ever felt defeated after trying something new? Maybe you felt optimistic about learning a new skill (like transcript proofreading!) or taking on a new job or even pursuing a new hobby. And then suddenly, yo
020: English class was always Colleen's favorite class, and she loved reading and being analytical. She went to college for a degree in Literature and even taught English abroad for a couple years in Europe. When she ret
019: Can you proofread transcripts even if you live outside of the US? Kerry Walters, a UK mom and successful transcript proofreader, says YES! Join Kerry in this episode as we talk about working for US clients while liv
018: Spoiler alert: Court reporters need (and want!) to work with transcript proofreaders. Seasoned court reporter Val Melkus joins me on this episode for a frank, honest talk about why court reporters rely on transcript
017: Ever feel like you're stuck in a whirlwind of stress and overwhelm as you hustle to get your proofreading business off the ground? It's a struggle most of us face, and it usually leads to one of two things: either w
016: At 71 years old, Deborah had had an extremely rewarding career she had recently retired from, and she was excited to take life at a slower pace. However, watching Netflix all day was too slow for her. She wanted to
015: As proofreaders, we know the difference between "compliment" and "complement." In fact, as proofreaders, we're experts at making words perfect for our clients. We look to make sure all the right words are used and t
#014: Jill had worked 20+ years in the healthcare industry, but her workplace environment was toxic. Instead of loving her job, she regularly found herself crying, angry at coworkers, and feeling unappreciated. Now in he
#013: Do you dream of traveling the world as a proofreader? Or maybe globe-trotting isn't your thing, but you'd like to take longer vacations, stay in beautiful venues, and visit places that have been on your bucket list
#012: Samantha was making minimum wage working nights in retail. Last Christmas, she sold personal belongings to be able to afford gifts for her kids. She and her husband kept their chins up, but it was tough. But then S
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The Proofreading Business Podcast is hosted by Elizabeth Wiegner. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 31 episodes.
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