Something about this pattern in freelancing feels very one-sided. A client can go silent for three or four days without any explanation, but the moment they send a message, they want a reply almost immediately. It makes it hard to plan your day or set clear working boundaries. Some people just accept it, while others have started setting response time expectations right from the beginning of a project. Have you found a good way to handle this kind of imbalance?
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