One thing I love about running my own business is that I can make changes rapidly and experiment with new ideas anytime. This issue is one experiment. Let me know what you think. – – – – – – – – Motivation is a tricky concept. It sounds great "to be motivated by this" or …
Category: Issues
Issue #43 – August 7th, 2015
This week Philip Morgan wrote an article about a topic I’ve been saying myself. You don’t need a lot of clients to make freelancing "work". Even if you only charge $500 per project and need $5,000 per month to survive, that’s 10 clients per month. Or 120 per year, assuming no repeat clients. Most industries …
Issue #42 – July 31st, 2015
We’re back to the old format with my commentary on links. It seemed like having them gave a bit of context around each resource which you enjoyed. Now a small question for you: If you had to describe your freelance business in one word, what would you use? – – – – – – – …
Issue #41 – July 24th, 2015
You’ll surprise yourself when you focus on just one thing. I spent this week building a Shopify App for their App Store. Four days in and it’s feature complete, with just a bit of last minute configuration and server setup. Micro-saas in a week? Sure, no problem. – – – – – – – – …
Issue #40 – July 17th, 2015
I’m trying something different this week. Instead of my witty commentary, here’s the links. – – – – – – – – Kenna Cote: What it Takes to Grow a Business in a Tiny Niche (consultingpipelinepodcast.com) Why your portfolio doesn’t matter (freelancersunion.org) Learn How To Start Freelancing, Find Clients, and Create a Successful Business (theadmin.org) …