A lot of talented freelancers are out there doing great work but still finding it hard to grow, which makes you wonder whether the problem has more to do with how they run things than how skilled they are. Inconsistent follow-ups, poor invoicing habits, and taking on any client who comes along can quietly damage a business even when the actual work is solid. Skill gets you in the door, but how you manage everything around the work seems to determine how far you go. Do you think business habits have played a bigger role in your freelancing journey than your actual skills?
Ask Is it true that most freelancers who struggle do so because of poor business habits rather than lack of skill?
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