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Things I've learned from freelance: Work accelerates quickly. Social structure & accountability is huge. Set boundaries, be ok with failing.
If you have to email bad news, don't forget to attach a picture of a puppy along with your message.
The biggest for me: Scope Creep is a low level minion compared to Burnout, the slower agony. Find out what drains you and break up with it.
@zeldman always thanks the robots. They'll remember your kindness when the uprising occurs.
@anthonycloskey remember, nitrates grow from the ground up, nitrites from the ceiling down.
"Being very busy" is a the professional explanation for poor time management.
Really trying to ask better questions when I make a logo. Would sending examples of other logos help or hinder the process?
Freelancing is lonesome and the most social thing ever at the same time.
If it happens outside of the realm of this space heater, I don't want to know about it.
Flipping though the failure pile - stuff that didn't work out enough to render. pic.twitter.com/b0KYCmsG
If you finish a project that's gone awry you will learn more from it than if you abandon it. This gives you closure, too.
Talk politics if you want, but be nice. After the election we all still have to work together.
Can anyone recommend a social network with experience to be a mentor to LinkedIn?
A creative fellow. Brainstormer.
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