Staying Ahead: How Freelancers Can Thrive in a Fast-Changing Market
The pace of change in today’s world is exciting… and sometimes frightening. In the not-so-distant past, having a website was considered cutting-edge for freelancers, but now, it’s just the bare minimum. And with the pace of innovation comes one question many of us don’t like to think of… can this new tech put me out […]
You Only Have 24 Hours In a Day, So Make The Most Of It: A Freelancer’s Guide to Juggling Multiple Projects and Better Time Management
In our world Workster, you’re not just a professional – you’re also your own project manager, accountant, and administrative assistant. While the freedom of freelancing is great for the most part, managing multiple projects and deadlines can quickly become overwhelming. In our comprehensive guide, we’ll explore practical strategies to help you maintain control of your […]
Work-Life Balance for Freelancers: Workstedi’s Guide to Sustainable Success
It’s a new work week Workster… another chance to get up and go after your goals as the year draws slowly (or not) to a close A new week with several opportunities for growth, new projects, collaborations, and clients. But as we look to make the most of the new week, I think we […]
How To Stop Comparing Yourself To Other Freelancers: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Building Success
Are you constantly comparing yourself to other freelancers? Especially the ones you see on social media that seem perfect and super-successful? Trust me… you are not alone. In a world where constant connectivity with others (thanks to social media) is now a thing, it is almost impossible not to notice the achievements of your peers, […]
Client Doesn’t Like Your Work? Dealing with Negative Feedback? Here is How To Come Out Unscathed
Picture this→ One of your consistent clients hits you up for a project. You check your timetable and discover you have enough time–and space– to take on a new project. The project begins and is divided into 5 different milestones, the first 2 milestones are completed almost hitch-free, but after sending in the 3rd […]
Rigidity to Change: Resisting Changes in Industry or Marketplace Dynamics
Hello Workster… Change is an inherent part of life, and in the world of freelancing and artisanal work, it’s no different. Think about it, 2 years ago, the tech space and the idea of LLMs were not as advanced as they are now, with powerful tools like ChatGPT and Claude providing lightning-quick (and sometimes incorrect) […]
Marketing Challenges: Struggling to Effectively Market Your Products or Services? Here’s How to Turn It Around Workster
People cannot buy what they do not know. Think about it for a second, even the biggest of brands like YouTube still use every avenue (including ads on their own platform in the middle of your favorite YouTube videos) to market their products. What does this tell you? It should show you that effective […]
Long Sales Cycles: Managing the Periods between Lead Gen and Conversion
A few weeks ago, I was watching a video from James O’Sullivan (current Apollo Academy Professor and former Senior Manager at Uber), where he detailed the story behind one of his biggest deals (an 8-figure deal he pulled in from a delivery company). In this video, James explained how he carefully curated a list of […]
Why You Should Have a Workstedi Account
You may have heard of Workstedi and know it as your business assistant designed to help you create invoices that are clear and accurate on the go. But why should you open a Workstedi account if you do not have a business yet? Let’s start from finding good help. We know how difficult […]
The Power of Reviews: 20 Fascinating Statistics Every Entrepreneur, Service Provider, and Freelancer Should Know
As an entrepreneur, service provider, or freelancer, understanding the importance of reviews is key to your success in today’s digital age. With the rise of online platforms and social media, customers now have more access to information about businesses than ever before, and this is in large part due to the role reviews play. In […]
