When thinking about what projects/clients to take on, here are a few of the things I'm looking for. https://t.co/xgxZ5ITbW2
When thinking about what projects/clients to take on, here are a few of the things I'm looking for. https://t.co/xgxZ5ITbW2
call your core circle of competence—the kinds of projects that align with your interests even if they don’t directly relate to your day
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World
Trying to do client work AND build a startup or Big Project. Have patience. Remember that freelancing and consulting isn’t a treadmill, it’s a path to cash and calendar freedom. Equity and building comes later. Send an invoice first.
Tom Critchlow • A Map for Indie Living
Instead, especially in the early days of consulting, you’re chasing the greatest possible surface area of distinct clients in an attempt to better understand the interplay of what you’re good at, what people will pay for and who you want to be.
tomcritchlow.com • Rejecting Specialization
When scoping out a client and project, you should have clear areas you can make an impact on.
Liam Veitch • Stop Thinking Like a Freelancer
If you want to feel good, brainstorm it. If you want to appear good, test it. If you want to know if you’re any good, ship it.
@HunterGlenn @visakanv @goblinodds That is literally the first question you need to answer for yourself if you want to train agency. What do I want?