Every person is trying their best to build the strong career they would love and enjoy, but freelancers and remote workers are definitely the most interested in that due to the increased interest of everyone to become a freelancer.
And although there may be some tips and tricks that can help you improve your business in the short-term, like tools, Amy Blaschka claims that these are her “power trifecta”:
Many remote workers still lack clarity
A freelancer that is not progressing professionally despite the effort they put into the work probably lacks clarity. Clarity is the key to achieving all career goals. In today’s messy world, it’s easy to lose focus and get distracted. For freelancers, it’s crucial that they create a working schedule, as well as have their own place where they’ll work. Completing tasks from the kitchen, children’s room, and dining room may sound like a freelancing option, yet it will easily lead to lost distraction.
Freelancers should try to be as consistent as possible
Freelancers can also easily lose themselves in the amount of work. Some will work too much, for quite a while, and then lose even their regular clients because they will experience burnout. Others will do very little because that would bring enough money, yet they will, with time, lose the consistency of work and won’t build new skills.
It’s important that the freelancer finds and accepts the proper amount of work which leads to consistency, but also doesn’t bring burnout.
Freelancers all around the globe claim that discipline is the key to success
Wake up at 12 p.m. wondering if you’ll have enough time to complete all those projects before the deadlines arrive? Freelancers can easily get distracted and lose discipline since they work from home and in a relaxing environment. Creating your own schedule sounds like a perfect idea that will with time bring success and build a strong freelance career.
