Freelance for Life
Sarah JutrasA newsletter about designing a fulfilling freelance practice and living a creative life. Written by Sarah Jutras, an experience designer, small business owner, and collector of life's delights.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | freelanceforlife.substack.com |
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A conversation on the solopreneur lifestyle
In case you missed it, I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by a Bay Area product designer, educator, author, and podcaster, , about my journey to embracing a solopreneur lifestyle. We covered a lot of ground, but here are some ...
The Mid-year Review
I don’t receive mid-year performance reviews. Afterall, I work for myself. I do have rituals for monthly, quarterly, and annual retrospectives however. I’ve just never shared them. But I myself really do enjoy reading a ‘year in review’ or ...
Seasonal Creative Living - Summer
> For 2024, I’m setting intentions to both cultivate seasonal observations and define points of practice for my life and work throughout the year.
Living in full color
For the holiday weekend I visited Los Angles with the intention of filling my days with art experiences. There is no shortage of creativity in the sprawling cultural hub that is LA so I had much to choose from. But something organically eme...
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Sarah is a freelance experience design consultant and business owner of Huzzah Studio, bringing holistic design strategy and emotional storytelling to create experiences for digital and beyond.
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