
Navigating the Slow Season: Proactive Strategies for Freelancers
Traditionally, the end of the year marks a slow season for freelancers, particularly in fields like graphic design, writing, and other creative arts.
Traditionally, the end of the year marks a slow season for freelancers, particularly in fields like graphic design, writing, and other creative arts.
Our daily habits essentially "vote" for our real priorities, much more accurately than any aspirational goal or value statement.
The winds of change are indeed blowing—it's time to adjust your freelance sails and navigate the unpredictable waters of the market with confidence and strategy.
Feedback should make you better, not just make you feel better.
Time management is a catalyst for superior decision-making.
The freedom to work on a wide variety of jobs is one of the best parts of freelancing.
Influence isn't just about convincing people. It's about creating an atmosphere where your ideas are heard, respected, and ultimately acted upon.
Jen soon realised conformity was her enemy and non-conformity was her friend.
It's easy to lose your drive and get complacent when work is steady.
The rates you charge speak volumes about the value you place on your skills, expertise, and time.
Rejection. That dreaded word that every creative and designer will encounter again and again in their career.
We all have dreams about how our careers and lives could be better.
In our modern, bustling lifestyle, the temptation of a full agenda is often irresistible.
We all know people who seem to coast through life, never really pushing themselves or striving for more.
You grind away at your craft day after day, pouring your heart and soul into improving.
The notification chime rings out, and you instinctively grab your phone.