We're back with a new episode!

This is an interview with Björn Ganslandt about work life balance.

This episode was recorded over a year ago when we were still deep in the pandemic so some references may sound strange.

Some of the topics we hit are:

- Follow up

- Red flags with clients

- How to work the right amount of hours

- Blogging in your own language?

- Raising your rates

There are a lot more episodes coming so watch your podcast feed or sign up at podcast.dreamclients.io to get notified when episodes are released.

It's been a long break but we're back with one of a 3 conversations with Luke van Enkhuizen who is one of the more interesting people who I have spoken with about Value Pricing.

Some of the topics we hit are:

- Value pricing

- How to position your freelance business

- The fears of changing the way you price your projects

There are a lot more episodes coming so watch your podcast feed or sign up at https://podcast.dreamclients.io to get notified when episodes are released.

In this interview episode, I talk with Balint Erdi, a freelance Ember.js developer and author of Rock and Roll with Emberjs.

On this episode I interview Alexander Rössler of machinekoder.com where he blogs about his specialty of simpler Machine UI development.

Alexander has been getting great traction from blogging, conference speaking and building his personal brand.

It’s been quite a long break but we’re back with a new episode and there are many more to come.

In this interview, I speak with Manuel Maly of Creative Pragmatics.


We talk about how he got into freelancing, running a two person agency and a little about far shoring and remote work.

Marketing your freelance software business is a lot like getting in shape. You need to do work now that doesn't show immediate results so you can get better clients in the future.

Dražen Lučanin gives us insights about freelancing in Vienna

An intro to the DreamClients podcast