Zack Flynn
Newbie
- Jul 19, 2024
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Just spent 30 minutes looking for my phone...while holding it. Freelancing has officially melted my brain. Send help. Or coffee. Preferably coffee.
Freelancer Problems: When Your Brain Needs a Reboot
- Thread starter Zack Flynn
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- Sep 10, 2010
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Is your client tracking your screen or what?
- Jul 26, 2018
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If I am not wrong, client trying to be GF. Pokin here and there.
OccultKingdoms
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How many times can I repeat the same things.
Freelancing is doing innovation, entrepreneurship and all that stuff FOR YOUR clients.
Do it for yourself.
You'll get 100x results.
Unless you're doing an hour a day.
If you're doing freelancing full time, it's not a wise decision.
You DO NOT want clients if you work very hard.
You can work on something amazing that is a full-fledged product and get top results.
Offer solutions, not hours. That's my take on it.
If you're freelancing, your mind is in a negative feedback loop all the time:
1. You created something.
2. You don't own it.
3. You can't really control it / monetize it.
4. You got no value but only money that is elusive.
5. You're in the same position for years.
That's how most freelancing ends up being.
Freelancing is doing innovation, entrepreneurship and all that stuff FOR YOUR clients.
Do it for yourself.
You'll get 100x results.
Unless you're doing an hour a day.
If you're doing freelancing full time, it's not a wise decision.
You DO NOT want clients if you work very hard.
You can work on something amazing that is a full-fledged product and get top results.
Offer solutions, not hours. That's my take on it.
If you're freelancing, your mind is in a negative feedback loop all the time:
1. You created something.
2. You don't own it.
3. You can't really control it / monetize it.
4. You got no value but only money that is elusive.
5. You're in the same position for years.
That's how most freelancing ends up being.