One clear way to notice this is when you keep getting more work than you can handle, yet your income still feels smaller than expected for all that effort. Another sign is when clients accept your price without any discussion at all, which often means you left some money on the table. Some freelancers only realize this after comparing notes with others in the same field. How do you personally tell when your rates truly need to go up?
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