📊Tips for Freelancers pt.2

▶️Keep an eye on the freelance boards

Some people are incredibly negative about the mainstream freelance job boards like PeoplePerHour and Upwork.

Yes, they are places where your path is strewn with scams and high fees, but they are home to lots of new opportunities and potential client relationships.

▶️Make sure you keep past work

You may not wish to mention or display every single past job on your resumé or portfolio, but it’s also unwise not to keep some kind of record of ALL of your past work.

Things don’t last forever; Online articles get taken down, websites close, and books and magazines go out of print.

▶️Forgive yourself for bad days

You may be inspired by your big job that needs to be done, but sometimes there are no such feelings, you just have to learn to forgive yourself for those days. It's not human to work like a robot every single day.

Allow yourself this day under the covers and try not to feel guilty about it.

▶️Don’t compare yourself to others

Comparing yourself to others is human nature, but it’s also a bad habit, and one that can lead to depression.

As a freelancer, it’s inevitable that you will encounter some uncomfortable comparisons. For many freelancers, myself included, freelancing is about a lifestyle choice as much as money. However, that doesn’t stop tinges of envy when you see people get promotions and pay rises, or jet off on intercontinental business trips.

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