Michele Hackshall: Copywriter and Technical Writer

Belrose, Sydney, New South Wales
www.hahnwriting.com.au

Michele Hackshall is a marketing communications expert and technical writer who has written everything from fridge magnets to books.

With over twelve years’ experience with some of Australia’s most prominent brands, she started Hahn Writing Services in 2006. Her gift lies in the ability to grasp technical concepts and translate them into clear and easy prose for easy understanding by a larger audience.

Michele is also a wife and mother of two sassy girls who constantly keep her on her toes! She chose to become a soloist as a way to balance her own needs as a person with those as a parent, because the happier you are as a person, the better you will be as a parent.

Michele's memorable quote
"Whatever you are, be a good one." Abraham Lincoln 

Articles by Michele

• Stay Balanced

  Combining work and family

  Is working as a soloist a solution to returning-to-work mothers? Self-employment offers flexibility, work-life balance and a chance to excel in your chosen career. However when combining work and family you need to think through all the issues.

  • Published 30 April 08
  • Michele Hackshall
  • 6 Comments

• Working Smarter

  Exit strategies: is it right to quit your business?

  It's natural to think about leaving your solo business. Whether you're tempted due to financial, stress-related or personal reasons, you need to consider alternatives before deciding.

  • Published 03 August 07
  • Michele Hackshall
  • 5 Comments

• Working Smarter

  Five strategies to get motivated

  Every soloist has found themselves staring blankly at their computer screen, unable to get motivated. Here are some simple motivation tips to get you back on track, without wasting any more time.

  • Published 15 June 07
  • Michele Hackshall
  • 4 Comments

• Solo Psyche

  Nature versus nurture: are entrepreneurs born or made?

  The argument over nature versus nurture is a long-standing one in child-rearing discussion groups. But the same argument can be levelled amongst those who work for themselves. Are entrepreneurs born or made?

  • Published 23 March 07
  • Michele Hackshall
  • 2 Comments