Responding To Low Budget Clients

Playing Against Yourself

5 Questions Freelancers Forget To Ask

Freelance Tax Strategy

In this episode, Paul and Ed sit down to discuss all things 2023.

How hard is it to build a 7-figure YouTube channel? Justin Tse is a YouTuber, Creator, and Entrepreneur. Over the last decade, he's diversified into real estate, investments, and products.

In this episode, we talk about the reality of running a successful tech channel, how he's managed to become a millionaire at the young age of 26, and the mindset you need to carry if you want to succeed.

In this episode, we share some of the key strategies that we have implemented into our businesses in order to achieve a consistent 5 figures per month.

In this episode, we share some of the key strategies that we have implemented into our businesses in order to achieve a consistent 5 figures per month.

In this episode, Ed sits down with Giancarlo (@carlostigs) to chat about his journey from production assistant to DP.

What can freelancers and creatives learn from restaurants?

Every successful restaurant understands that it's not enough to just have amazing food (that's a given). They need to focus on customer experience, speed, overhead, reviews, etc. In this episode, we breakdown how creative entrepreneurs and freelancers can learn valuable lessons from the restaurant business that can be applied to various niches.

Kraig Adams is a multi-talented individual; a filmmaker, minimalist, and hiker. He has dabbled in various fields over the course of his career but has ultimately found his stride in content creation.

His journey is one that inspires those who are struggling to find their own path in the creative world.

In this episode, we dive into how Kraig successfully made the transition from shooting weddings as a freelancer to pursuing his passions in travel, minimalism and exploration through his work.

Is there a secret to limiting client revisions?

Whether you are a photographer, videographer, or any creative role in the industry, you have run into at least one bad client.

In this episode, Paul and Ed discuss how to avoid them, deal with them, and how to set yourself up for success when working with your clients.