When work keeps coming in, it feels great at first, but after a while your energy starts to drop and the quality of your work can suffer. Many freelancers struggle to say no even when they are clearly stretched too thin. Setting limits on how much you take on sounds simple, but doing it without losing clients is not always easy. What do you do to protect your time and energy when business is going well?
Ask How do you avoid burning out when demand for your work is consistently high?
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