Today I have some resources to help you prepare for a new career while you’re working your day job. Here’s four links with tips and tricks to kick start your work week.

It’s important to maximize your time when it comes to becoming a successful entrepreneur. A side hustle is one of the best pathways for this. These top tools will help you become more productive and ultimately profitable. Would you like to improve your schedule and productivity? Take advantage of these resources, and let me know how these work for you!

1) Showcase your best content – Clearvoice

Nothing is more frustrating than having your portfolio become lost in a sea of competition. Clearvoice solves that problem and more with access to thousands of businesses and entrepreneurs looking to hire freelancers for their content needs. The website is fully customizable to help enable you to showcase your best work and get seen. Use this platform to build your brand and get hired for more jobs.

2) Be visible to a global network – Guru

Are you looking for an effective freelancer resource that offers international jobs? Then you will love Guru, which helps you share your work in fields such as data entry, graphic design and website development. Simply send a competitive quote from a choice of thousands of different offerings.

3) Create legal agreements fast – Legal Shield

Quickly create an important legal document with this handy tool. Legal Shield can be used as online software or an app, and allows for the creation of documents like lease agreements, freelancer contracts, non-disclosure agreements, and so much more. The software is simple to use with digital signing included.

4) Vetted jobs for engineers – Gun.io

Scale your software engineering career with this great tool. Gun.io helps you find the best companies in the industry who offer legitimate work. Choose from a wide selection of jobs with flexible work arrangements that range from one month to one year. This is a great way to get your products or services off to a good start without the need to leave your day job.

Hopefully you will find these freelancer tools helpful for building your side gig into a full-time job. Are there any that you would like to add as well?

Have fun with these tips and tools.

Wishing you a FAN-tastic week!

Susan