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Jessica Williams was born and raised in New Jersey. She is a mom, daughter, a friend, a blogger and so many other things and she comes from a Polish background. She started a blog last year called Sano Bellezza . She loves cooking, make up, learning about new things in fitness or meditating and she want to share that with everyone. We have conducted an interview with Jessica. What kinds of dishes do you feature in your blog? I have a mix, something for everyone whether it is vegan, comfort foods, foods that I make at home and recipes that I am trying out. I don't pick a specific genre because I love trying new flavors. I love sharing my recipes and hoping someone is enjoying them. What are your interests other than cooking? Well, I do love cooking but I also am a girly girl who I love fashion, makeup, I try to keep fit and try different fitness challenges, I love music and movies. When I have time to relax, I enjoy going into New York City because I love close and...

Rease Kirchner from St. Louis (Missouri) is a freelancer running a successful travel blog www.indecisivetraveler.com . We have conducted an interview with her. When you quit your good paying job, what were your first thoughts about forgoing the good salary? I knew it seemed irresponsible, but I had always been such a good saver. I had thousands saved up and I knew I could make it for awhile without a job. I just kept telling myself "Money alone doesn't make you successful, you need to be happy too" I wasn't ready to settle at the age of 22. Was there a time after you quit, that you feel insecure as a freelancer? When and how exactly did you overcome it? When I first went freelance, I obsessively checked job listings, handed out business cards, and marketed myself. I got several jobs right when I moved back to the US from Argentina, but I didn't feel like it was enough. After a couple months, I realized that the clients were coming in ju...