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Weekly digest #48 of 2024

November 26
  • Essentials: Master your sleep & be more alert when awake, podcast by Andrew D. Huberman — A new short format of Andrew's podcast revisits previously discussed topics and summarizes key insights in about 30 minutes. In this episode, he shares essential sleep tips relevant not only for freelancers, for whom overall energy and well-being are very important.
  • How to find your vision again, by our member Magdalena Cevelova — If you feel stuck and unmotivated in your business, it might be because you’ve achieved your vision and don’t have a new one. As Magdalena mentions, this often happens after reaching long-term goals, leaving us in need of fresh direction. Take time to reflect on your journey, celebrate your achievements, and welcome a new vision. Don’t rush—let it emerge naturally.
  • Freelancers, be an investment, not an expense, by Austin L. Church — Do your clients truly see the value you bring? Austin opens his blog post by exploring how freelancers can change the way clients perceive them—from being seen as an expense to being viewed as an investment. By demonstrating their worth, aligning work with clients' financial goals, and focusing on results, freelancers can secure better opportunities and long-term partnerships.
  • The pricing paradox — Sarah Duran summarizes learnings from the second Future is Freelance Forums, a collaborative event series for stakeholders from all levels of the freelance ecosystem. The article highlights strategies for sustainable pricing, balancing customization with systematization, decoupling time from money, and fostering transparency.
  • What kind of solopreneur are you? from IMMA Collective — Understanding how your clients perceive a problem will help you communicate better, build trust and create a business that has a solid foundation.
  • Balancing multiple gigs: How to manage your time as a freelancer, from Millo — Juggling multiple gigs doesn’t have to lead to burnout. This article offers practical strategies for effective time management and setting priorities, helping you avoid exhaustion and maintain a healthy work-life balance in your business.

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