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5 Ways AI Could Be Tripping Up Your Freelance Business - Bonus - with lawyer Ingrid Fernandez

AI is already in your freelance business, whether you invited it or not. The usual Being Freelance podcast is on its summer break, but here's a bonus treat for you: a replay of a live LinkedIn session Steve did with lawyer Ingrid Fernandez, part of the Being Freelance community, looking at what AI …

What can psychology tell us about podcasting? Being curious with Leila Ainge

“Podcasting is where curiosity goes” - Leila Ainge Welcome back to JMTBP, where in this episode we’re asking: what can we learn about podcasting from the world of psychology? What is it that makes audio just so flippin’ delicious? Leila Ainge brings a heck of a lot to the table, including her podc…

When you’re thinking of going all in

In this episode, Frankie Tortora and Steve Folland have a chat in response to a question from the Founder of Chapter One Journal — Stepan Mitaki. He says: “Hi Frankie & Steve, I've got a full-time product job in London, a 3 year old, an 11 year old stepdaughter, and a small iPhone app I've built al…

From Burnout to Balance: Pacing Your Business as a Neurodivergent Freelancer with Celie Nigoumi

Photographer and creative facilitator Celie Nigoumi shares her journey from severe burnout and chronic health challenges after university to building a thriving freelance business that works for her in a way normal employment and fluorescent offices never could.  Celie talks about navigating neurod…

Why every founder needs an ‘Oh Shit Document’ with Mat Bennett.

In this episode of Lifestyle is a Plan, Kelly Molson is joined by Agency Advisor Mat Bennett. Mat started his agency in the early days of the web and ran it for 25 years before selling and exiting. He now advises founders of small UK digital and creative agencies, helping them make better decisions…

When the client asks if you can do it for less

In this episode, Frankie Tortora and Steve Folland have a chat in response to a question from ANONYMOUS. “Hey Frankie & Steve!  My question is: What do you do when a potential client who is very interested in using you isn't able to afford your quote?  I've offered to try and condense the amount of…

Networking Can Work! How Andre De Almeida built his freelance business on conversations

Moving from Brazil to London to learn English in 2016, Andre De Almeida didn’t just pick up the language - he picked up the Being Freelance podcast and studied a new way to live and work too! After being made redundant from an in-house role, he used what he’d learned from listening to jump headfirs…

100 Handwritten Cards and a Different Way to Find Clients: Illustrator Becky Prinn

What happens when the way you've been finding freelance work no longer works for you?  For illustrator Becky Prinn, it was time to try something different. And rather than spend hours trying to get noticed on LinkedIn, she decided to put her artwork directly into the hands of the people she wanted …

What we’d do differently if we started an agency today, with Paul ‘Wag’ Wright.

In this episode of Lifestyle is a Plan, Kelly Molson is joined by freelance digital designer and once co-founder of Rubber Cheese, Paul ‘Wag’ Wright. Wag is a freelance digital designer, entrepreneur, and co-owner of Holp. For nearly two decades, he was co-owner and Creative Director of Rubber Chee…

Joy in Community | Steve Folland, Podcast & Video Editor

In this episode of The Joy Project, I'm joined by Steve Folland, podcast and video editor, and founder of Being Freelance, a podcast and community for freelancers. We chat about finding joy in community and connection, the joy of simply loving what we do and the joy that comes from celebrating othe…