Urgent requests are one of the more stressful situations in freelancing because you want to help but you physically do not have the time to take on more work without affecting everything else on your plate. Saying yes might mean your current clients suffer, but saying no might mean losing a client or missing an opportunity. It feels like there is no perfect answer, and the right choice probably depends on the situation. How do you respond in those moments, and do you have a way of handling urgent requests without overloading yourself?
Ask What do you do when a client needs something urgently but you are at full capacity with other work?
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