MoneySense: Taking risks and trusting your gut, Julie Barlow’s self-employment tips
The lovely editors at the personal finance magazine MoneySense asked Julie to share some wisdom and lessons from her life as a self-employed writer. She …
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Going Solo on MoneySense’s Holiday Gift Guide 2023
Going Solo was included on MoneySense’s 2023 Holiday Gift Guide. “For your newly self-employed friends” In the past few years, thousands of Canadians have started …
Nadeau and Barlow publish “16 Ways to Say No When Running a Small Business on Smallbiz.com
We published this piece today in smallbiz.com: “16 Ways to Say No When Running a Small Business.” Whether you are a freelance illustrator, an IT …
GOING SOLO on The Stuph File with Peter Anthony Holder
Julie and Jean-Benoît talk about GOING SOLO on The Stuph File with with Peter Anthony Holder. Here’s the whole interview, with tips for those who …
Julie Barlow’s “The Best Books for Understanding the French”
See Julie’s recommended reads on France on the new site Shepherd’s Discover the Best Books site: “The Best books for understanding the French.”
Op\Ed in the Gazette: Hydro-Québec is preparing for the future — and so should you.
In this opinion piece in The Gazette, inspired by our book Charging Ahead: Hydro-Québec and the Future of Electricity, we explain how Hilo, the new …
Op/Ed: Ontario should buy more Quebec electricity
We just published an Op/Ed in Montreal answering Green Party Leader Elizabeth May’s claim that “Hydro-Québec should be selling more electricity to Canada.” As we explain, …
The Bonjour Effect on Travel with Rick Steves
On his special Bastile Day show Rick Steves asks us about how the French reacted to our translation of The Bonjour Effect, what they thought …
Critique d’Ainsi parlent les Français dans Le Devoir
Louis Cornellier a écrit dans Le Devoir cette fin de semaine une très belle critique d’Ainsi parlent les Français: “Le sujet est en or — …
Julie interviewed in BBC Story: Why the French don’t Show Excitement
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of “excitement” doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …