Firing clients.
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Firing clients.
Are you scared or uncomfortable firing clients? You shouldn’t be. If the relationship doesn’t work, terminate it. Here’s how.
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Be prepared for ‘Tell me about yourself’.
Ever been in a meeting where you didn’t expect the dreaded ‘tell me about yourself’ question but were asked? Here’s how you can ace the awkwardness.
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Saying no to money.
Misconceptions that freelancers need to clear about ‘deserving’ payments.
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Don’t fear repetition.
Sometimes, saying something again and again and again can be a good thing.
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Think from the receiver’s point of view.
An extra minute of your time can makes their lives easier.
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Update your CV every three months.
It’ll have you ready to send out your CV at a moment’s notice, any time.
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How to get paid on time?
I almost feel guilty for the clickbait of a headline, because you’re not going to find a simple easy answer here. But I do have advice that I believe is good.
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Make time to read your past work.
I often find this an excellent informal review exercise.
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Where do you have your purpose written down?
When you start something, write down your purpose. Not in a word or a sentence, but as elaborately as possible. As a favour to your future self.
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What is your brand experience?
What does the client want to feel when they contact us? And what can we do to deliver that?