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Freelance Creatives who get it know one thing: The difference between coasting as a 6-figure freelancer vs sinking in feast or famine isn’t simply: - Adjusting your portfolio. - Perfecting your creative skills. - Or depending on referrals and recruiters. It’s: - Refining your pricing and offers. - Mastering more business development. - And nurturing a network of leads and relationships. It’s building resilience and a foundation to rely on yourself rather than hoping someone else might do it for you. It's knowing one thing: That the biggest threat to your livelihood is depending on anyone else for it. ••• I turn Freelance Creatives into the ones who get it. And help them to become 6-figure freelancers. I only have 4 spots left, DM if you want one.

If you're a "go-to" creative at your company, You definitely need to be leveraging that To be building your own enterprise. As a Freelancer on the side. When the industry is willing to pay you a decent salary For all your talent, reliability, and expertise, The Freelance market will likely pay you even more. Like… a lot more. ••• ♻️ Repost to motivate & inspire more creatives. 🔔 Follow Kyle Kushner for freelancing tips & truths.

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This is bang on! Throughout my time as a freelancer, i've realized that most companies have either: 1. Been burned by a terrible freelancer who either flaked or didn't hit a deadline. 2. Have no idea how to work with freelancers, like, at all and are too afraid to ask. Professional freelancers get the job done on time and on budget BECAUSE they are excellent communicators who can move a project along. Need help or have questions? Just ask.

Most important things to have as a freelancer, power rankings. 1. Good connections. This is by far the most important. I'd rather have an OK idea and a friend to pitch it to than a great idea and a stranger to pitch it to. TL/DR cold pitching sucks 2. There is no No. 2. 3. Perseverance 4. Talent

This question is for all the freelance creative producers and facilitators who work in the arts and culture sector. What websites do you use to find your freelance gigs ?

Struggling to get freelance gigs? 5 things it could be: 1) Your profile is a meme 2) Your not memorable 3) No clear USP 4) Not showing your solutions 5) You haven’t built a good reputation Flip the struggle into solution: 1) Be a real person 2) Be identifiable 3) Be unique 4) Be a solutions provider 5) Be the go to person The freelancer who showcases always wins.

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