I don’t want to grow my freelance design studio into an agency
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I do basically the same sometimes I have days were I don't work at all. You don't have to hustle your whole life away if you don't want to.
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#4> Show other people that a different way of life is possible.
Often I'll question the ab-normal ways I've been choosing to live my life and I loved how the author summarized one major benefit for doing so.
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The company I run asks employees to work 20 hours per week.
Just because something isn’t the norm doesn’t mean it’s fabricated.
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Respectfully, it is her livelihood, so it has a meaningful impact on her life. Also, you can just not read it if you dislike it.
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#10Can someone explain what the appeal of solo freelancing is in the age of bountiful remote work?
My typical day as a remote worker is not that different from the one described: a couple hours of work per day and mostly leisure the rest of the time. And I probably still make more money than a freelancer. Consistently too. Is chasing down new clients all the time and working on multiple projects really that desirable to people? I think this article is just cope.