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Hayley Akins, Motion Hatch Podcast and online communities. Host Blair Walker discusses with Hayley the point of difference Motion Hatch offers the industry by focusing on the business of creativity specifically for freelancers.
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01.40 - Hayley's background, including working at Across The Pond
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09.00 - Why Hayley is aiming to win more remote clients. Locationindie
09.54 - "Think about what you want to do with your life rather than... feeling lucky just to be in the industry"
12.30 - Hayley's background
13.50 - Her motivation to do the podcast
14.40 - MotionHatch Facebook group
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