Enough already. How to combat comparison and creep.
Learn how to define your “enough” as we dive into how to combat comparison and lifestyle creep.
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Learn how to define your “enough” as we dive into how to combat comparison and lifestyle creep.
What if there was no possibility of failure? Think about the ways we would dare to push ourselves more.
Just like the weather, business has seasons. There is Event Season (late nights, cold conference rooms, warm (maybe re-warmed) coffee), Pitch Season (long weekends, building – and re-building – pitch decks), and Production Season (pre-pro meetings, craft services, and stressful deadlines).
During the last three years, we’ve seen staffing go from the Great Resignation, to the Great Reshuffling, to the Great Regret. Well, GREAT, so where are we now? At Uncompany, we’re calling this current phase the Great Readjustment. We see many companies adjusting to the changing economy and post-Covid worker preferences, and that means they
We know there are mixed feelings about advancements in AI. But at Uncompany, we’re excited to see how AI can transform creative processes and allow one-person freelance businesses to grow and scale.
Whether you’re a freelancer building your own empire or an employed person looking to streamline your day, there are things small and large you can automate to make your life easier.
Do you know what you should focus on at each stage of your freelancing career? Ask yourself these questions to set yourself up for freelance success.
Once you start working with freelancers, you’ll want an effective Freelance Management System. The right FMS will be the difference between muddling through and making it work seamlessly.
No one likes conflict. But handling it with your clients doesn’t have to be a major source of stress to your freelance business. A few proactive steps and some simple guidelines can keep most conflict at bay.
Proactive measures can prevent most conflict with freelancers, but that doesn’t mean it can’t still come up. Follow these strategies to reduce conflict and resolve it for good.