You don’t have to be frustrated with your freelance income.

I think there’s one major reason income hasn’t been a huge challenge for me. (Not saying there haven’t been broke moments, I’ve just always been able to work past them pretty smoothly.)

From the beginning, I knew that it was possible to earn well as a freelancer.

I knew that wasn’t about education, connections, or sometimes, even skill. What it was about, was understanding how money flowed and accepting those facts for what they were. That meant not wasting my time in a niche where money was short (even though my passion might have been high.)

I hear from a lot of freelancers who are burnt-out, tired, and frustrated with poor payment, and almost every time it goes back to trying to get blood from a turnip.

What does that mean for you? Are you willing to step away from niches and skillsets that have repeatedly let you down and move on to ones that are ready to reward you?

It might be scary, but it’s probably more simple than you think.   

Megan