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The season finale
- With Jack
- Episode #2: What's a freelancer doing that requires insurance?
- Episode #7: Client wants me to finish our project and is asking for damages
- Episode #48: Having a law firm on retainer
- Episode #50: A first-hand account of pursuing a payment through small claims court
- Episode #46: Be a confident freelancer
- Episode #37: Keeping projects on time and managing client expectations
- Episode #16: Professional indemnity insurance teardown
- Approach every single project with solid processes in place. Processes will help you manage common problems that arise in freelance projects
- Approach each project with confidence. Confidence in your skillset, confidence in your pricing, confidence in your workflow. If you aren’t confident some clients will take advantage of that
- Consider insurance if you’re providing any kind of professional service to clients because most problems stem from the unpredictable nature of clients or things happening outside of your control
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By Ashley Baxter- With Jack
- Episode #2: What's a freelancer doing that requires insurance?
- Episode #7: Client wants me to finish our project and is asking for damages
- Episode #48: Having a law firm on retainer
- Episode #50: A first-hand account of pursuing a payment through small claims court
- Episode #46: Be a confident freelancer
- Episode #37: Keeping projects on time and managing client expectations
- Episode #16: Professional indemnity insurance teardown
- Approach every single project with solid processes in place. Processes will help you manage common problems that arise in freelance projects
- Approach each project with confidence. Confidence in your skillset, confidence in your pricing, confidence in your workflow. If you aren’t confident some clients will take advantage of that
- Consider insurance if you’re providing any kind of professional service to clients because most problems stem from the unpredictable nature of clients or things happening outside of your control