004 “I charge more than double what I was making before”

My Freelance Life

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To make it as a freelancer, you have to charge more than you were making as an employee. In today's episode we explore how Andy is handling his new freelance life including setting rates, pulling all-nighters, finding the right kinds of clients, setting your own deadlines and lots more.

Show notes for this episode can be found at http://freelancelifepodcast.com/4

Thanks to Freshbooks for sponsoring this episode. Try the all-new Freshbooks completely FREE for 30 days at freshbooks.com/ANDY and when they ask "how did you year about us?" just type "Andy".

Theme music by Joakim Karud (http://youtube.com/joakimkarud)

My Freelance Life is a production of Millo. Learn more at http://millo.co

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