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I would never take on jobs which would be very difficult to deliver by the agreed deadline. I've worked for 5 clients at once. I was able to complete the jobs as at when due.

I find having a folder which is always updated with your latest work is going to be the best to use. It's easy to send it to any of your new clients who needed convincing to hire for your services. It's what I make use of for years.

I get so many jobs on logo, banner and some animation jobs too. I've been in the business for a long time which helped me acquire all the skills needed for me to deliver on them excellently.

There are some websites where you have a couple of chances to sell your graphics designed work and make money. I've sold some of mine in iStock.

I've a good skill in video editing. I work for movie's industries on their movie's project to run edits for them. It's a very good job which pays in thousands of dollars.

I do a lot of complex jobs since I start working as a graphics designer. I've done jobs which paid me $200 and more. It's a good skill to leverage.

It's better to always keep in touch with your old and new clients. If you leave them out cold, another person will take them. It's how you lose customers.

I have a lot of work samples to use when I'm trying to convince a new client. Also, I have a lot of positive reviews which makes it more easier for me too.

Yes, I love working from home because it's a lot more convenient for me. I hate having to get ready and leave for work every morning. It's so tiring all the time.

If a client makes a suggestion which I think wouldn't be good for the job I'm working on, I'll try and explain why it's not going to work. If he insists and it's what I can do, I'll it exactly how the client wants it.

If I keep getting jobs to work on, there will always be the need to deliver. I can't take jobs and abandon them. It's not good for my reputation. This is why I keep getting motivated to work once there's work.

Getting negative reviews is part of the job. It can only make you get better. It's wrong for some graphic designers to think getting negative review is bad because if you're not getting them, you will never break your boundaries.

I've been using Unsplash, Shutterstock and Pixabay. They are among the best sites where you can get whatever you want. I don't know any graphic designer who doesn't know about Shutterstock.

The more you review the works of others who are excellent and exceptionally good in graphics designing, you will have the opportunity to learn few things you don't know before. It's a big source of inspiration.

Hello @Big Jon you're welcome to the community. I'm also new here too and looking forward to to learning more on the subject from experts in the forum.

I make sure to give my clients the absolute best in whatever they paid for because I want to enjoy the value of their money. This in turn makes them to always come back for more and refer me to others.

Scamming people online is very easy when you give them the opportunity to do so. If they are not willing to pay at least 50% of the charge, don't agree to do the job.

I make it a priority to give any client whom I'm working for more than 100%. This brings them back for more and also refer me for easy deals without long talks.

Unsplash, Shutterstock and Pixabay are the 3 options I've been using for the last 4 years. They are more than enough in giving me everything I wanted.

I'd say that anything is easy to learn in graphics designing as long as you're willing to pay attention to it. It might seem hard at first but once you have learnt the basics, the rest will come naturally to you.