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Creativity Extortion Part 2 – Turning Negative into Positive as a Freelancer

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Creativity Extortion Part 2 – Turning Negative into Positive as a Freelancer

In Part 1 of this series, we addressed how to identify two types of users who bleed your creativity through various actions.  Now in Part 2 we will look at ways to deal with them in a positive manner and hopefully turn some of them around.   [Read more…]

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Creativity Extortion Working as a Freelance Designer, Developer, or Writer

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Creativity Extortion Working as a Freelance Designer, Developer, or Writer

As a freelance creative designer, developer, or writer working either self employed, towards being self employed, or simply with a good side hustle, you will often run into people who seek to extort creativity from you. This may come in the form of outright extortion, or it may be veiled.

Make no mistake, succumbing to extortion tactics is a recipe for disaster in your business. But handling it poorly can be equally destructive.   [Read more…]

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The Premium Support Business Model

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With the growth of WordPress in the Internet ecosystem, we have also seen a variety of business models grow up around it.  Some work, some don’t.  I want to share with you my current business model, why I chose this direction, and how it works.   [Read more…]

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