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How Laura left nursing and built a writing business to support her life.
When Laura Mullen first came to Prospology, she was a surgical-oncology nurse looking to build a more flexible life. She wanted to work from anywhere, have control over her time, and enjoy what she did. Freelance medical writing seemed to offer that

It’s time to stop settling and start creating: your new life is waiting.
You loved working as a medical writer, whether directly or indirectly. But you didn’t love the constant criticism, high demands, and micromanagement. It was time for a change. You decided to go freelance, despite many people around you being unsupportive. You sought

10 principles of entrepreneurial success, from a medtech mogal.
If you really want to create and maintain a life of freedom, your business must be profitable. But that’s easier said than done. Only 1 in 10 startups actually generate commercial revenue, irrespective of their industry or location. Yesterday, at the largest

10 ways to gain your clients’ respect by being authentic in business.
In 2022, I had a coaching session turned “here are all the things I love about you and your approach” call. While I love words of affirmation, I realized there was a lot to learn from that feedback. So I paid attention.

Here’s why you aren’t getting paid what you’re worth yet.
In 2023, I met a spectacular woman and emerging entrepreneur who—frankly—is a cut above the rest. Not only does she live an enviable freedom-focused lifestyle that anyone would kill for, she does it with 100% authenticity. Why am I sharing this? Because

Why AI is triggering medical writers, and the real threat no one’s talking about.
On August 27, 2025, I hosted a live webinar with The American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) about under-utilized AI tools for medical writers, and the chat BLEW UP with controversial comments. I couldn’t address them all in the moment. So, let’s do
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