Hey! What are your current passions etc? Have you found any clients you loved working with? We created Balanced Business Bootcamp to help people balance their lives and businesses, and essentially make more time! Have you taken the quiz to see if it'd suit you? Let me know and feel free to follow up with any questions!
great insights. Absolutely going to check out those references after this. Worth mentioning the Freelance Manifesto book too. Most of my freelance buds have read that at one point
@@ceruleanelectricthrone485 Hey thanks so much for your question! There's a couple of things to mention here! We'd often recommend finding your 'niche', meaning you become specialised in one area and this also means you work with clients who align with your passion.. If you love the outdoors and adventure, then working for companies who do outdoor and adventure could make sure you stay passionate about that work! However, offering multiple services is possible, and this could be more of a 'studio' approach. Let me know your thoughts there and if you have any other questions!
Thanks for this! It's all great and valuable information. I would say though, in the "Levelling up your pricing" section, it would have been cool to have the positive and negative factors for all choices. For example, For Motion work over here in the UK, getting a 'project rate' is pretty rare at for most freelances. So, while it's great to have the flexibility to do the work faster and be paid that flat rate for the project, only those well established Art Director types (like Chris Do) will likely encounter this.
