There is a common idea that turning away any client is a mistake, especially when you are still building your freelance business. But some freelancers say the opposite, that being clear about who you work with actually helps you earn more because you stop spending time on the wrong projects. Focusing on a specific kind of client also makes it easier to build a reputation in one area. Do you think being selective early on helps or slows things down?
Ask Is it true that being very specific about the type of client you want helps you grow income faster?
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