I’ve been writing here at Work It, Mom! for coming up on three years. Can you believe that? The time has flown by—in a good way—and part of me feels like it was just yesterday that typed that first “Here is why you should hire me” email (with clammy palms) to one of my very first clients, close to five years ago.

Some days I still can’t believe this is what I do for a living.

Anyway, for years I’ve been writing about all of the aspects of being a freelance writer which I suspect others will find interesting or informative, and I hope I’ve been on target at least a good percentage of the time. What a good percentage would be, I’m not entirely sure. Would it be like a batting average…? Anything over about 40% is awesome…? (Kidding!)

Now I want to hear from you.

What have I talked about in the past that you want to hear an update on? What haven’t I addressed that you wonder about?

In short, if you could have me answer your questions in this space, what would you ask?

I’m not an expert, nor do I play one on TV, but I’m someone who’s not all that remarkable and has more or less found a way to make this life work—I’m my own boss, I set my own hours and fees, I work for multiple clients as well as running two websites of my own. On the side I sort of manage to keep our household running, and may even be raising a couple of kids that seem to always be around here. Plus I’ve got a husband and an unnaturally intense fear of marriage failure.

Hit me with your burning questions, and I’ll devote the next few pieces to answering them. Again, my advice will be worth exactly what you’re paying me for it (lucky you!), but I’m happy to share on whatever would be of interest.

We can talk about my rescue dog, if you want. I’m not sure what she has to do with successful freelancing, but I highly recommend your own slobbery ball-of-love as an office footwarmer.

We can talk about public school and kids with special needs. Again, it’s not entirely freelancing-specific, but it is something that occupies a large portion of my time.

We can talk about writing—how to make it your career, how to fit it in around everything else, how to get better at it, and even the dreaded writer’s block (spoiler: I don’t believe in writer’s block).

We can talk about getting clients, keeping clients, networking, incorporating… you tell me you want to hear about it, I’ll make it happen. I’m just that agreeable. Plus I’m starting to feel like I’m repeating myself, some, and if I’m going to say the same thing twice, I’d at least like it to be something you want to hear again.

Lay it on me.