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In the end, that's the best to to do, because the client will rate you highly if you end up doing a good job. And you know what that means, he'll come back.

Yeah it can be pretty tiring, especially when working back to back. But then I think about those bills, they won't pay themselves, so I gotta keep working.

Exactly. Those good services don't come cheap. If I want to get the best tools, I should be ready to pay for them.

That's correct. I have come across those clients that will almost demand for your neck while not ready to pay for the service worth

Personally, that field interests me because most of my guys that I hang out with are into it. And even when I said I might not be able to get the hang of it because it seems difficult to learn, they were encouraging me to give it a try.

I interact with more people online, I mean places that share similar goals with me. For example, I can relate with people on design groups on forums or social media. That way, I'm advertising myself

As long as the said client will pay me for my efforts, I'll happily dance to his tune. The problem only comes when I'm not getting my money's worth for all the stress he put me through.

Why cash payment for a freelance job that you probably wouldn't see your client physically? What of international deals, do you travel to another country to collect the cash?

How messed up will that be? That is why it is great to have a partner that is just as good as you and you can really trust the person to execute the task well.

Be good at what you do. And make sure you don't disappoint your clients. This will make them keep coming back.

I mostly work from home. But sometimes, for the sake of flexibility and a new environment, I can go to the public library with my laptop computer to work.

For me, the clients can prove difficult at times. They will ask for the unimaginable and expect you to deliver satisfactory work even when it is not possible.

If after accepting a job offer, something came up that will not give me the time to work on the project, I can outsource it to someone else, this is so I don't disappoint my client.

I'll tell my client to give me more information to work with. Me finding it difficult to visualize what to do is probably because I was not given enough information.

I'd like to think that's a skill that can be learnt outside of college. As a matter of fact, clients won't ask of your college degree or stuff like that. The certification from recognized bodies is more than enough.

Yeah bad review is like a bad tire, it has a negative impact on the car usage. I have had one which in all honesty wasn't my fault. But it really wasn't a good look for me as I was losing out on some good gigs.

I make use of AI tools to make my work better in general. Also, some AI tools can help reduce the time spent on doing a particular work by streamlining the work process.

If some paid tools will make me get the most out of my work why not? The truth is that you cannot get the best of tools for free.

Nope, I don't really fancy playing music while I work because it divides my attention and focus.

That's a nice one. Always try your best to not disappoint your customers. Once they see that you are not reliable, they can ditch you and move on to someone more deserving.