What I’ve learned as a freelancer since 2018…

Post #3 – Working with others, positioning your offering and the value of pro bono work This is one of 4 weekly blog posts. The others are in the comments below: Working with others I’ve been a bit of a lone wolf really. Not really by choice – that’s just how it’s worked out. Other … Continue reading What I’ve learned as a freelancer since 2018…

What I’ve learned being self-employed for 6 years

Post #1 – setting up, billing and record-keeping Setting up Firstly, consider whether you want to earn more than £90k p.a. – if you do, you’ll need to register as a business and charge and pay VAT. Unless you are very senior and can command genuine consulting work at larger fees, then £90k is quite … Continue reading What I’ve learned being self-employed for 6 years

6 years self employment– where did that time go?

My freelancing journey for those considering this option for themselves… In the last ten years or so, and particularly in the post-pandemic era, the opportunities for fundraisers to contribute to good causes as freelancers have really expanded. The willingness of charities to tap into this resource and the desire of fundraisers to operate in this … Continue reading 6 years self employment– where did that time go?