Those who are new to freelancing are often too afraid to ask
for more than a client offers. Thrilled to be making any money
at all, new freelancers typically agree to whatever figure is
proposed. I was no exception to this rule, but once I'd built
up my credits, I realized clients weren't about to offer me a
raise if I continued to play the role of doormat.
Once a freelancer has some experience, the bottom line becomes
more important. "Trivial issues" like prompt and appropriate
payment start to matter when you depend on your home-business
income to pay the bills.
Until you've tried negotiating, you may not realize how much
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