Many freelancers reach a point where one client is giving them so much work that they stop looking for others. It feels like stability, but it can become a problem quickly if that client cuts back or disappears. Spreading your income across multiple clients takes effort, especially when you are already busy. Some people set a personal rule about how much of their income one client can represent. Have you ever been too dependent on one client, and how did you start building a more balanced client base?
Ask How do you protect your income when one client makes up most of your earnings?
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