Finding the perfect project management app for freelancers is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
There are so many productivity and project management tools out there but most of them are designed for big teams and startups.
Thankfully, there are a handful of apps that offer better tools for freelancers and solopreneurs.
In this comparison, I look at the top productivity apps for freelancers to help you find the best platform to manage your projects and clients in one place.
If you’re new to the whole working from home thing, here are a few tricks you can use to keep yourself productive all day long.
In this post, I share some simple and easy productivity tips for working from home. Ones I’ve been using during my own freelance career.
Many people are working from home these days, especially due to companies switching to 100% remote teams.
Working from home may seem like a challenge at first, but with the help of these tips, you’ll be able to adjust to the new normal in just a few days.
Let’s dig in, shall we?
All it takes is just one email, a single Facebook notification, a Like on your latest Instagram post to distract you from your work.
Once you’re distracted, it takes a long time to get focused and go back to work.
I know this better than anyone because I used to face this problem almost every day. It’s something you have to deal with when you’re working from home.
People working at an office can at least stay focused on the work at hand out of the fear they have for their boss. But for a freelancer working from home, procrastination is an ongoing war.
Thankfully, I’m no longer procrastinating. And I’m slowly becoming more productive. Thanks to the 52/17 method.
I found an effective new strategy to boost my productivity. And if you’re like me and have trouble focusing on work, you might want to give this strategy a try.
One of the best things about freelancing is the ability to manage your work schedule. You can work anytime and anywhere you want.
At least, that’s what I thought when I first started freelancing.
The thing is, when you start getting a consistent stream of jobs, you have to dedicate more time to your work schedule.
At some points in my career, I had to work up to 20 hours per day. As you can imagine, this can be problematic.
Yes, it’s great that you’re getting more jobs and earning more money. But if you don’t find a balance between your work and other life activities, you could easily get burned out. And it will affect the quality of your work, your health, and the people around you.
In this post, I share with you my experience on how I managed to avoid those problems and keep a healthy work and life balance.
If you hate Mondays and feel bored out of your mind while at work, you’re not alone.
It’s natural for you to feel bored and unsatisfied even while doing something you love. This happens when you keep doing the same type of work over and over again every day.
After a while, you’ll get so used to the work you do that most part of it will happen in automation.
Just like driving a car or brushing your teeth in the morning.
When it comes to your job and work, the boredom creeps up when you’re not challenged enough.
In order for work or anything in life to be more interesting and engaging, it needs to be challenging. Not too challenging. Just a little to ensure that you get to activate your brain and keep growing.
Finding this balance is not that tough. Here are a few things I did to make this happen.
