The Entrepreneurial Linguist

Small talk can be painful, but you can make it easier on yourself by keeping a few things in mind.

While I think venting about issues in moderation is important and healthy, in my humble opinion, there is only one catch with that strategy: the only behavior you can control is your own.

One of the best questions I’ve received over the years is whether there are certain industries for which I would not work, and it’s a question that doesn’t have a good answer.

Your business connections are your capital, and you must take care of them, tend to them, invest in them, and, yes, try to grow them.

Keeping the “Free” in Freelance.

With the new standing desk, it is really easy to switch between standing and sitting.

It’s truly amazing how many things one’s eye catches on paper that you simply cannot catch on a computer screen.

Do I need a college degree to succeed as a translator or interpreter?

This month marks the fifth anniversary of this column.

Here are 48 pieces of professional advice for both translators and interpreters.