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#347: On Impostor Syndrome and Feeling Guilty About Your Fees
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Think back to when you first went out on your own. Remember those first few projects? Getting paid for your writing felt like magic, didn’t it? You put in, say, 10 hours of work, and the client paid you $750. Wow! What made it magical was that the $750 was all for me. And I loved the idea that a few units of effort in would translate to a few units of compensation on the other end. Eventually, we all get used to this kind of reward ratio. And we (rightfully) start expecting more. We may even get to a point where one hour of our time is often worth $300, $400, or more. Especially when a project goes real smoothly. And for some solo professionals, this can start feeling odd. We feel a bit guilty that we’re earning that much on some or all of our client work. Impostor syndrome kicks in. And that inner critic starts taking over our internal chatter. In this week’s (short) podcast episode I get into these feelings of guilt and how to address them. This is important stuff. Because if left ignored, these feelings will create a cascading effect of guilt and negativity that inevitably leads to self-sabotage. I hope you find it useful.
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Think back to when you first went out on your own. Remember those first few projects? Getting paid for your writing felt like magic, didn’t it? You put in, say, 10 hours of work, and the client paid you $750. Wow! What made it magical was that the $750 was all for me. And I loved the idea that a few units of effort in would translate to a few units of compensation on the other end. Eventually, we all get used to this kind of reward ratio. And we (rightfully) start expecting more. We may even get to a point where one hour of our time is often worth $300, $400, or more. Especially when a project goes real smoothly. And for some solo professionals, this can start feeling odd. We feel a bit guilty that we’re earning that much on some or all of our client work. Impostor syndrome kicks in. And that inner critic starts taking over our internal chatter. In this week’s (short) podcast episode I get into these feelings of guilt and how to address them. This is important stuff. Because if left ignored, these feelings will create a cascading effect of guilt and negativity that inevitably leads to self-sabotage. I hope you find it useful.
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