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02/06/2021

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Expert Secrets

I just wanted yo share this 🤗with you guys

30/05/2021

29/05/2021

The freelancing journey is often marred by roadblocks like clients not making timely payments or withdrawing a project midway. However, some of these uncertainties can be overcome by using a contract before signing up for work. A contract provides longer stability and guarantee of employment and income in comparison to ad-hoc work. Insist on a written contract before you proceed for freelance work. In the beginning, you may find it challenging to get work on contract, but things will fall in place as you gain experience.

27/05/2021

And people still wants Government Job 😪😪🥴🥴

26/05/2021

Ik ulte haat ki dunga na to seedha mar jaoge 🥴🥴🥴

17/05/2021

🙃🙃🙃......

15/05/2021

where do we spend most of our time😌 😌 😌 😌 😌

14/05/2021

For many freelancers, their business is their life, so any income they make goes right back into the business, rather than toward their own long-term savings goals.

We all have things we want, or debts we need to pay off.

With a little planning, we can pay off debts, save for the future, AND have some spending money for something special.

Knowledge is power, and assuming control of finances is one of the most powerful things we can do as freelancers, artists, and individuals.

13/05/2021

First of all, get separate accounts for your personal and business spending.

This allows you to get the most benefit out of being a business owner.

Larger businesses have an entire accounting department to keep track of their finances and limit waste.

As a freelancer, you are also the accounting department and you need to keep track of every business-related expense.

Did you buy a new tablet this year? Tax writeoff!

Did you take a business trip and rent a car?

Also a tax write-off! Did you take your friend out to dinner who also happens to be a designer?

We’ll let you decide if that’s a “business meeting” or not.

But tracking your spending doesn’t just allow to you pile on the writeoffs.

It also gives you a visual representation of your spending habits and can highlight areas of waste in both your business and personal spending, as well as help you decide how much you can spend each month

12/05/2021

As Benjamin Franklin said, “in this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”

Taxes are a fact and there is no reason for them to surprise you every year.

Many employees get taxes taken out of their paycheck before they ever even see it.

In a way, it’s nice because what you get is what you keep and there is no need for additional budgeting.

As a freelancer, the responsibility is on you to pay the government its due at the end of each year.

The easiest way to budget for taxes is to immediately deposit 20% (or whatever is appropriate for your government’s tax rate) of every paycheck into a separate fund.

If, like me, you are lazy and don’t want to manually deposit 20% of each check, then set up an automated monthly deposit for 20% of last year's average monthly income.

Jenny, our freelancer, would set up a recurring monthly deposit of $388.

Depending on your tax bracket at the end of the year you may need to pay a little more out of pocket, or you will get a nice little “refund” from your own account, but you won’t be caught with your financial pants

11/05/2021

Freelancing is a feast or famine career: you likely earn vastly different amounts from month to month depending on the number of jobs that come your way.

Even as your earnings grow overall, this will probably never change.

So instead of considering your productive times as “normal” and everything else as a fluke, accept the slower months as an inevitability and plan for those times by getting a realistic sense of your average income.

What did you earn last year?

Divide that by 12 and you have your average monthly earnings.

Do you have five years of freelance experience under your belt?

Average those years out too and look at the numbers.

Hopefully, your earning are growing from year to year, but if they aren’t you need to take that into consideration and average out your income for the past few years to get a better sense of what you truly make.

Once you have a solid number as your average monthly income, use that number as a baseline for your budget.

10/05/2021

Freelancers don’t like thinking about finance.

If that weren’t true they would have gone to school for accounting and might be making a six-figure income instead of deciding between a creative cloud subscription or paying rent.

Moreover, there is a certain stigma surrounding the talk of personal finances, particularly the nitty-gritty details and unpleasant realities of past financial mistakes.

This partly has to do with a misconception that artists, as right-brain thinkers, can’t be bothered with personal finance's linear left brain complexities.

As a freelancer, you need to get over both of these mental hurdles.

As of now, it’s in your personal freelance CEO job description to manage your finances without excuses

08/05/2021

In this era where everyone is talking bout enjoying the process... Dude nooo it's just you switching trains again and again hoping you'll reach your destination....

Yes one should enjoy the process but keeping his Goals in Mind.....

Goals and Process are equally important ❣️

17/01/2021

Guess whom i'm talking about ???

16/01/2021

Definition of Digital Marketer

Btw MLM people and affiliate marketers have already ruined this job title

Stay tuned. Stay happy ❤️

11/01/2021

30/12/2020

A line I'd from the book Dotcom Secrets

28/12/2020

With Big Dreams Comes Big Failures

25/12/2020

my first review my first client
he was super kind even in situation that someone would have fired me out. love this guy
lawofattraction

25/12/2020

hamara kya hoenga man???????????????🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

25/12/2020

MERRY CHRISTMAS GUYS

23/12/2020

babu bhaiya iska kuch to karna padega😣😣😣

23/12/2020