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Tiffany taps into her experience running a super busy design agency and shares her top 3 tips for managing jam-packed days with lots of moving parts. These are strategies you can put into place right away that will help you be as productive as possible with kids at home. Got an unexpected 15-minute window to knock something out? Learn how to be prepared for that! Your plans shifted for the day? Know exactly how to pivot and make a new plan.
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Full show notes: https://www.kenzacollective.com/blog/3-productivity-tips-for-freelancing-parents
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We've all heard about Business Plans and there are a tonnnnnnn of different opinions and strategies out there about what this should be and whether or not you even need one. In this episode we dive into why we think it's absolutely crucial for you to sit down and think through your business plan. We'll pose some questions for you to consider, and spend time unpacking how this is more than just a document - it's a tool that you can use to really think through what it is you're actually trying to do, and how you plan to make it work.
Full show notes: https://www.kenzacollective.com/blog/finance-friday-the-freelancer-s-business-plan
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Join Tiffany and Beth as they share 7(ish) ideas for how to set yourself up for success as a freelancing parent. We dive into how to set appropriate expectations within the context of your family's needs, how to determine what kind of services to offer, examples of how your journey may unfold, encouragement that it's all going to work out, how to set yourself apart in the freelancing world, and practical tips on next steps you can take to get started.
Full show notes: https://www.kenzacollective.com/blog/getting-started-7-ideas-for-success
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Today, we’re talking about one of the most challenging aspects of freelancing: getting paid on time.
This is something that can be frustrating, scary, and cause a lot of stress for you. Just like any story, there are two sides to this. In this episode of Finance Friday, we’ll be hearing from Beth about what goes on behind the scenes when you send an invoice to your client. We’ll walk through the entire journey, from setting up your payment terms, to submitting paperwork, to how to properly format your invoices, and more. Our goal is to help you do everything in your power to increase your chances of getting paid on time.
It’s really important to remember that most of the time, late payments on your invoices aren’t personal. As we'll learn from Beth, it’s usually a cash flow issue, a lack of good internal processes on the client’s side, misaligned expectations, or some other internal issue going on that’s out of your control.
While you usually can’t do much to fix internal process issues for your client, it does help to understand what’s going on, learn how to ask the right questions from the beginning, and adjust your expectations, so that this situation can be improved.
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Sometimes, you're just over it, amiright?
Whether it's a high-maintenance client, the work has become boring, or you're just ready for a bit more time in your schedule, there comes a time when it's good to know how to graciously exit (or "transition" as Beth would say) out of a client relationship.
In this episode, we'll talk about why you'd want to do this, when the best time to do it is, and share 3 steps to actually doing this with grace and professionalism.
A full written summary of this episode can be found here.
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In our first episode of Finance Friday, Beth schools us in the importance of separating business from personal money. Plus her and Tiffany offer practical tips on how to do it, how to untangle a mess, and other useful ideas.
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Beth is Kenza's CFO as well as our Content Creator and Curator for the Kenza Business channel. In this episode, you'll hear about her background, why she's passionate about empowering parents to be their own bosses, and how she plans to empower you to fully understand the financial side of running your freelance business. She is super smart, down to earth, and has a heart of gold. We are so excited to be working with her!
A full written summary of this episode can be found here.
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In our very first episode, you will hear from Tiffany Jones, the Founder of Kenza Collective, about her journey from working for the man to freelancing, what she hopes to accomplish with Kenza Collective, and how you can be a part of that.
A full written summary of this episode can be found here.
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