At the beginning, many freelancers accept low paying jobs just to gain experience, build a portfolio, and get reviews. Over time, this can become tiring, especially when the workload increases but the income does not match the effort. There is always fear that better clients may not come quickly. How do you know when you are ready to move up, and what signs show that it is time to stop accepting small paying work?
Ask How do you decide when it is time to stop taking lower paying work and only accept better clients?
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