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Hosted by Harriet Stockwell & Britney Beeby · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Whether you’re starting out or are years into the game, we want to help you live your best freelance life. By opening up the conversation with leading industry experts, championing each other and giving helpful tips along the way, we can all take control of our time, our money and the work we do. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Harriet Stockwell & Britney Beeby hosts That Freelance Life, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
As freelancers we’re always thinking about how we can facilitate long term relationships with clients. How to make ourselves invaluable to them and be the first choice for work. So we chatted to Olga Pope about How to gr
We have been wanting to chat about mental health for ages now, but it’s even more apparent that this conversation is necessary post-pandemic. We are not all cookie cut-outs from the same dough, yet the system we are born
We all have those visions of sipping on a Pina Colada on the beach and checking emails when you feel up to it. That remote work life sounds dreamy, but how realistic is it? Now that the pandemic has almost forced us into
The self-employed are not the most desirable bunch to a mortgage lender, even though we can potentially earn more than those in perm positions. So how do we look more attractive to get the mortgage we want, for the dream
In this episode on hard conversations we cover the topic of bullying in the workplace. Often a subject shrugged to the side, especially when it involves someone senior to you or you are part of the minority in the workpl
Deciding to have a baby is one thing, deciding to have one with no security of maternity pay, is a whole nother feat freelancers need to think about. In this candid chat with Rebecca Rowntree, host of This Way Up podcast
You may be familiar with contracts coming in that say they are either inside or outside IR35. What does that actually mean for you? In this episode we chat with James Orpin VP of Sales at YunoJuno (UK’s No.1 Freelance Ma
A pandemic and an ocean got between us, but we’re back and we are so excited for this season. To kick off, let’s take a step back, decompress what the hell happened the past two years and hear from other freelancers and
Season 1 ends off with the spotlight on the delightful Arnelle Woker. Illustrator, graphic designer, pattern maker and international boss lady. Born in sunny South Africa, she currently lives and freelancers in London. S
There is so much shame surrounding money, talking about, asking for it; often this causes things like unequal pay, the gender pay gap and more. Let’s open up the conversation, be more transparent and keep the market pric
There are many ways to get those freelance gigs; word of mouth, networking, cold emails or Linkedin. But another way is through recruiters, essentially the people agencies and companies call at the 11th hour needing reso
Selling ourselves is one of the hardest things, something we are often made to feel ashamed of and never taught. But being freelance means you have to put yourself out there in order to get the work you want. So how do y
Going freelance is brilliant creatively but can be a lot more admin on the business side of things. That’s why we highly recommend getting a good accountant, and why we chatted to Dillis and Luke from Crunch Accounting t
As a creative, your portfolio is your biggest selling point. But how do you make sure your portfolio stands out amongst the sea of other equally talented creatives? We chat to Lisa Campana, Director of Design at Wunderma
If you’ve ever toyed with the idea of going freelance, then this episode is for you. We’re talking all things decision making and sharing how, why and when we decided to take the plunge and freelance, diving into some pe
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That Freelance Life is hosted by Harriet Stockwell & Britney Beeby. The show is categorised under Arts (Business) and has published 16 episodes.
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