The Freelance Friday Podcast

Meetings don’t have to suck. Especially when working virtually, they’re imperative to getting new business, communicating with a team, and getting on the same page with your clients. But leading and participating them can be a unique challenge — that’s what we’re talking about today.

One of the reasons I was excited to go full-time freelance was the ability to give myself a raise whenever I wanted to. Here are the five things I recommend doing if you want to give yourself a raise as a freelancer:

Happy 2020! Today I’m sharing three of the biggest business lessons I learned in 2019, as well as previewing a big upcoming project and a giveaway with you!

Here are my tips for taking time off as a freelancer: from client communication to ‘turning off’ as an entrepreneur.

Podcasting: just because you have one doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing it right. I certainly don’t get it right all the time, especially when it comes to the art of the interview!

None of us like to fathom it, but unfortunately, sometimes it happens. Your client refuses to pay — what do you do?

If this is a busy time of year for you, you might want to give this episode a listen. I talk about why prospecting is important all year round, and what to do when you’re booked and busy to keep your pipeline full.

Considering becoming a coach? Figuring out how to create, market, and sell your first coaching program can be overwhelming. I’m breaking down the steps I took to book coaching clients, and hopefully it helps you, too!

In this interview, I pick her brain about how she balances it all and how awakening your aura just might help your business.

Unlike a traditional 9-5 job, freelancers don’t get sick days, and few of us have teams that can make up our work if we need to take a day off. So how should freelancers handle sick days?