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Natasha Khullar Relph

About Natasha Khullar Relph

Natasha Khullar Relph is the founder of The Wordling and an award-winning journalist and author with bylines in The New York Times, TIME CNN, BBC, ABC News, Ms. Marie Claire, Vogue, and more.

Natasha has mentored over 1,000 writers, helping them break into dream publications and build six-figure careers. She is the author of Shut Up and Write: The No-Nonsense, No B.S. Guide to Getting Words on the Page and several other books.

How to Become a Medical Writer and Break into This Lucrative Field

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Notebook with a stethoscope on top next to a laptop—tools of a medical writer at work.

You don’t need a science degree to become a medical writer. Just the right strategy—and a way in. If you’ve got writing skills, a curiosity about science, and the ability to make complex things sound not-so-scary, medical writing might just be your golden ticket. It’s where technical writing meets storytelling, and where your words can […]

The 10 Types of Journalism: How to Choose the Best Fit for Your Career

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Group of people reading newspapers, each engaged with different types of journalism.

Not all reporting is chasing headlines. These 10 types of journalism offer very different paths—one of them might be yours. Think journalism is just about breaking news and shouting questions at politicians? Think again. The truth is, journalism comes in more flavors than a streaming service subscription—whether you’re into climate science, sneaker culture, election data, […]

The Beginner’s Guide to Freelance Journalism

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Black camera beside a laptop and coffee mug—tools of the freelance journalism trade.

You don’t need newsroom experience to start in freelance journalism. Just clips, confidence—and a solid pitch. Freelance journalism: the phrase conjures up visions of filing stories from Parisian cafés, going deep undercover to expose corruption, or casually dropping “I’m published in The Atlantic” into small talk. And sure, sometimes it’s that glamorous. But more often? […]

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Strategies for Writers and Creatives

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Visual metaphor for imposter syndrome—a person concealing themselves behind a leafy plant.

Think you’re the only one faking it? Imposter syndrome shows up for almost every writer. Here’s how to quiet it and keep going. Imposter syndrome (a.k.a. the imposter phenomenon) is that sneaky voice in your head whispering, “You’re not actually good at this—you just got lucky.” Never mind the years of work, positive feedback, or […]

How to Deal with Difficult Clients as a Freelancer (And When to Walk Away)

by Natasha Khullar Relph

Freelancer using phone and laptop to figure out how to deal with difficult clients.

Every freelancer has them. Here’s how to deal with difficult clients without losing your cool—or your paycheck. At some point in your freelance career, you’ll meet them: the client who ghosts mid-project. The one who wants five extra deliverables “as a small favor.” The one who rewrites your work and then asks for a refund. […]

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