I wanted to let you know that setting a higher freelance fee is better than setting a low one.
First you need to recognize your worth and all you you bring to the table- every single transaction.
Second you need to know that you can start at hundred and drop to 50, but you can’t start at 50 and go to 100.
Remember settimg a low bar for your pricing aka your worth may work as an opener but if you undervalue yourself how can you expect others to value you?
Infographic: How to Calculate YOUR Hourly Rate as a Freelancer.
Another blow we are striking in our effort to arm our readers with valuable knowledge to get them the money they deserve as well as the Peace of Mind and that amazing feeling to know that you are driving your own success!
This Quick Infographic on how to Market your video game for Profitability has some concise, fantastic info that should help those love you that are into developing games and apps. This is a way a lot of people are making money these days.
Seek your fortune.
21 Ways to unlock your Creative Genius, a quick Infographic
I found this infographic incredibly helpful I think all my readers will as well.
The Perfect Resume : an Infographic for those who want to kill it and nail an interview
Infographic: How Advertising Makes Us buy.
There is some great info here so take in the details and apply them.
“When you look at where you put in your time, where you put in your effort, that tends to be the things that you are good at. And if you put in enough time, you tend to get really good at it,” he says. “If you put in enough time, and you get really good, I will give you a little secret: Nobody quits anything they are good at because it is fun to be good. It is fun to be one of the best.”- Mark Cuban
This is akin to me of the mindset greed is good.
Now I’m not suggesting Mark is greedy, or that greed is good- by no means is that my point. What I am saying is that when we focus on the pursuit of what feels good we will win. I enjoy seeing my writing on blogs and magazines. I’ve written for decades now and as a craft I always pursued it because I was good at it. Do I love it?
YES.
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But the last main push as a writer came with me trying to make side income. It wasn’t for the pleasure or the glory or the Hugo award et al. I am not a Rhodes scholar- I wanted beer money (only half kidding). I knew I could make money writing, so I wrote. It was that simple. And it felt great to focus on a strength and have it earn me money.
From where I stand there is no loss in focusing on your strengths instead of your passions. I’m passionate about bodybuilding and lifting weights, but I don.t see a Mr. Olympia in my future. Yet. But as someone who has written for 30 years I have seen the work I put into this skill profit me.
And it feels GOOD.
How Social Media Photos Affect YOUR Job Search, a Quick Infographic.
Learn now, succeed later folks.
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