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5 Things I Didn't Do As A Freelancer To Hit $250K Per Year

Episode 213 Published 2 years, 4 months ago
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In a world where hustle and the pursuit of "more, more, more" are glorified, it’s important to take an alternative perspective. While I am proud to have gone from earning $30,000 to hitting $250,000 in my first full year as a freelancer, it didn’t come without mistakes along the way. The valuable lessons I learned were not just about what I did, but also about what I intentionally did not do. Here, we’ll cover the five things I didn't do that contributed to my success, and provide actionable steps for hitting revenue goals as a freelancer. 


Topics Covered In This Episode:

  1. Key focus areas for success: attracting consistent clients, becoming an expert in your field, and building scalable systems.
  2. Don't charge by the hour - move away from hourly fees and transition to package pricing for services.
  3. Specialize in one or two services rather than offering a laundry list of services to become known as an expert in your industry.
  4. When considering hiring a team, ensure your business is set up to support them and that you are still profitable.
  5. Focus on sustainable, predictable, and profitable business strategies instead of quick-fix schemes or easy buttons.
  6. Sequence is important in business growth - prioritize the necessary steps for your current stage rather than jumping ahead.
  7. Prioritize consistent clients, expertise in your field, and scalable systems as a freelance business owner to drive success.

Find the full show notes at: https://brandimowles.com/213 


Additional Resources:

45 PREMIUM SERVICE LIST:
https://servescalesoar.com/45

Hourly vs. Package Pricing: What Do Clients Really Want?


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