Freelancers want work. Of course, good work is ideal, but sometimes you’ve simply got to put food on the table—especially when you’re first starting out.

1. DON’T BE A JACK OF ALL
TRADES…
BE A FREELANCE SUPERHERO!

2. You’ve heard the old quote,
right? “Jack of all trades,
master of none?”

3. It’s a sentiment that
challenges our modern
ideas of success, on a
general scale anyway.
We’ve been trained over
the years to aspire to
greatness in as many areas
as possible.

4. The inherent problem with
being a “jack of all trades” is
that the quality of your work
will inevitably be sacrificed in
the name of quantity.

5. How do you get the job and get it
done quickly without biting off more
than you can chew?

7. Stick to your
strengths; specialize

8. Outsource
your
weaknesses.

9. Trust your
technology.

10. In an entrepreneurial
ecosystem where
quality and creativity
are lauded and
expected, a half-
hearted commitment
to projects will result
in disappointing
workmanship and
poor reviews from
peers and clients.

11. Be a freelance
superhero.
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