Nicole Y. Adams 🖋️

Nicole Y. Adams' book brings together the experiences of successful language professionals who have explored ways of capitalizing on their different skills to enter new areas and ensure viability and variety in their working lives.

This course book has been designed as a comprehensive programme that will equip you with all the information you need to kick-start your freelance translation business and to tackle the most common issues freelancers are faced with in their first years of operation.

Translation of the 2019 Annual Review of the BIOTOPIA Naturkunde Museum in Bavaria, Germany, from German to English

Translation and review of the Encavis Sustainability Report 2022

Translation and review of the Encavis ESG+ Performance Report 2023

Transcreation of campaign slogans for Germany's Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community

Translation and review of the Encavis Sustainability Report 2022

Translation and review of the Encavis ESG+ Performance Report 2022

The pros, the cons, and how to find a translator

You put down your pen (or close your laptop) and breathe a sigh of relief — the last word of your masterpiece is finally on paper! But what’s next? Whether you write articles, fiction, or poetry, you might have considered having your work translated into another language. If you’re with a publisher, they will usually take care of this process. But if you’re self-publishing, like many freelance writers, you’ll have to weigh up your options.

We’re all familiar with Google Translate and have probably used it at one point or another. But do we really know what’s behind it and what the language industry makes of automated translation tools? If you’re an individual or a company stakeholder considering using a translation service for your documents or website, in particular, you should be aware of these technologies to make an informed decision. I’ve been using translation technologies for two decades in my capacity as German-to-Engli...

Why was the popular tech CEO brutally killed and dismembered?

Once the initial excitement about being able to work in your pyjamas and not having to commute to a stuffy office wears off, some freelancers may feel alone and cut off from the rest of the world. Some work long hours and rarely leave their home. To stay healthy and motivated, it is important not to feel socially isolated in our home offices. Here are some strategies to stay mentally and physically healthy while working from home.

Revision of the United Nations Global Compact Network Georgia's 2023 Corporate Sustainability Award Publication as part of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) program

It’s time to shake off the ‘I’m just a freelancer’ image and start acting like professional solopreneurs. Here's how to take your small business to the next level—with an entrepreneurial mindset.

Can we have more than one true friend? According to de Montaigne, no.