In my last article, Your Clients Will Thank You for Charging More, I talked about creative professionals who price work based on their “costs” to produce it, not on their value, which leads to underpricing and a ton of problems. But what is the right price to charge? How do you figure out your value? LetContinue reading “Putting a Price on What You Do”
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In defence of timesheets
Do you fill out timesheets? I do. 🤐 I know a lot of people hate them but I want to defend timesheets. Hear me out. When my personal trainer told me to log my food intake, I did it reluctantly. It wasn’t hard, I just thought it was tedious and not useful, kind of likeContinue reading “In defence of timesheets”
