Freelance Jumpstart Podcast

A candid conversation about how to be successful entrepreneur and the state of creating online courses while building a community.

When working with friends and family how do you get past the guilt of charging them full price?

If you want to engage people online and build trust with others in your marketing you have to be willing to reciprocate.

What happens when you've been blacklisted by a client and how can you repair the relationship?

The Internet is experiencing a shift, and those who have build honest, authentic businesses on the Internet wills survive.

Do you present 1 logo option or several? The answer to the question is more about the client's goal than their preferences.

The freelance landscape has become crowded, but there’s still a chance to be successful if you know how to stand out from the rest. How do you freelance in 2018?

Adjusting your pricing to cover banking and payment fees in one thing but there is something larger here which involves how much money you want to make at the end of the year.

There are times when a client may ask for a "small change" but this often turns into something bigger. How do you make sure you are not tricked into getting work you're not paid for?

We dive into the answer on whether or not it's possible to freelance with a full-time job.

Traffic Talk is a new segment of the Freelance Jumpstart podcast where I answer your specific questions the business of freelance all while driving on my daily commute.

It feels good to be back. I'm back to creating content on a weekly basis and you're invited to join in on the journey.

A reflective post about how the 2017 year went in terms of reaching my goals and what lies ahead for 2018.

New website, new Q&A show, detailed guides, coaching calls and my podcast returns with a vengeance.

There comes a time when you need to evaluate if your website is accomplishing your business goals.

I've been in my product laboratory trying to time travel. Not actual time travel but creating a course I wish I had when I first started freelancing.

Every year you should set goals and then follow up with a reality check on whether or not you were able to reach those goals.

When you’re busy working in your business sometimes you don’t have the time to work on improving your business.

I attended the first ever seanwes conference in Austin, TX. this conference was focused on business a business around your passion.

Everyone I learned about creating videos for 52 weeks in a row. The good, the bad and the unsubscribed.