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- 1Everything you wanted to ask about going freelance. - John Doe Freelance Mentor Swipe → Honest Q&A Session Everything you wanted to ask about going freelance. Real talk for employees,…
- 2How do I find my first client? - John Doe Q The Big Question How do I find my first client? Start with your immediate network. Let former colleagues, friends, and LinkedIn…
- 3How much should I charge? - John Doe Pricing Strategy Q How much should I charge? Don't guess. Calculate your minimum viable income, add 30% for taxes, and factor in…
- 4What about taxes & admin? - John Doe Q The Boring Stuff What about taxes & admin? Separate your personal and business bank accounts on Day 1. Automatically funnel…
- 5How do I handle the lack of stability? - John Doe Incoming Question... How do I handle the lack of stability? 1. Build a financial runway of 3-6 months before you leap. 2. Build a…
- 6What if I completely fail? - John Doe Q The Fear What if I completely fail? Freelancing isn't a one-way door. If it doesn't work out after a year, you haven't failed.…
- 7Is it lonely working solo? - John Doe Q Is it lonely working solo? It can be. But you get to build your own watercooler. Join communities, schedule co-working days, and…
- 8Have more questions about taking the leap? - John Doe Have more questions about taking the leap? Don't stay stuck guessing. Let's figure it out together. Send me a DM
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Slide 1 - Everything you wanted to ask about going freelance.
John Doe Freelance Mentor Swipe → Honest Q&A Session Everything you wanted to ask about going freelance. Real talk for employees, career-changers, and new grads considering the leap.
Slide 2 - How do I find my first client?
John Doe Q The Big Question How do I find my first client? Start with your immediate network. Let former colleagues, friends, and LinkedIn connections know you're open for business. Your first gig rarely comes from a cold email—it almost always comes from existing trust.
Slide 3 - How much should I charge?
John Doe Pricing Strategy Q How much should I charge? Don't guess. Calculate your minimum viable income, add 30% for taxes, and factor in your unbillable hours. Start with a solid day rate. You can shift to project-based pricing once you learn your true working speed.
Slide 4 - What about taxes & admin?
John Doe Q The Boring Stuff What about taxes & admin? Separate your personal and business bank accounts on Day 1. Automatically funnel 25-30% of every invoice into a dedicated tax account. And hire an accountant early—they literally pay for themselves.
Slide 5 - How do I handle the lack of stability?
John Doe Incoming Question... How do I handle the lack of stability? 1. Build a financial runway of 3-6 months before you leap. 2. Build a pipeline: dedicate 20% of your week to marketing and networking, even when you are fully booked.
Slide 6 - What if I completely fail?
John Doe Q The Fear What if I completely fail? Freelancing isn't a one-way door. If it doesn't work out after a year, you haven't failed. You've simply gained an entrepreneurial crash course that makes you incredibly valuable to your next employer.
Slide 7 - Is it lonely working solo?
John Doe Q Is it lonely working solo? It can be. But you get to build your own watercooler. Join communities, schedule co-working days, and actively reach out to peers. Isolation is a choice, not a requirement.
Slide 8 - Have more questions about taking the leap?
John Doe Have more questions about taking the leap? Don't stay stuck guessing. Let's figure it out together. Send me a DM