a common misconception is that by focusing in on a specialty, you shoot yourself in the foot and miss out on other work you would've gotten otherwise. while there are arguments to be made for both sides (generalists vs. specialists), i've become more partial to specializing and in this episode, you'll find out why. what's your freelance taco?

big thanks to austin mann for giving me this perspective on business. you're an inspiration.

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agencies. something every freelancer wants to work with but most don't know where to start. rob howe, a long time friend of mine with years of agency management experience, shares his insights on working with freelancers from an agency perspective.

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it's easy to feel inclined to say yes to every project opportunity that comes through the door but it's not always wise. in order to stay sane and be successful in freelance, learning to balance commitments and time is crucial. thanks to @eenmcnee on twitter for prompting today's subject matter.

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when i first started freelancing i didn't understand why people charged daily rates and project rates while avoiding hourly rates. now i get it and i want you to get it too.

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i started freelancing full-time in mid 2013. through my years of experience i've learned a lot of valuable lessons and now i want to help you learn from my opinions and experiences.

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