Some freelancers seem to keep going no matter what, while others give up after a few bad months. It does not always come down to talent. A lot of it seems to be about how they handle slow periods, how they treat clients, and how consistent they are with their work. The ones who last seem to have certain habits that keep them steady even when things are not going well. What habits do you think make the biggest difference for staying in freelancing long term?
Ask What habits separate freelancers who succeed long term from those who quit early?
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