Introduction:
Most of us become a freelancers in order to control our own workload our on income and works or on schedule but that’s not always an easy task especially if you are working from home. we have to consent instructions, client thinking they can contact us any time of the day and sometimes in a night taking sole responsibility about meeting project deadlines and not forgetting about stress and worrying about bringing new projects in to keep the money flowing in. so by the end of this blog you will take away some ideas on:
- How to manage your time?
- How to stay focus?
- How to organize schedule?
These three answers will help you to stay productive and proactive throughout your working day. Firstly let’s have a look at why time management is a paramount of freelancers success and I’ll use this well-known phrase that sums it up perfectly:
“Time is money”
As a freelancer you get paid for what you deliver. It’s not a corporate job and you’re not going to get paid 8 hours a day just because you showed up. As a freelancer you got paid for results . Freelancing can be quite isolating and it attempting to look at social media during the day or text a few friends or meet up with some friends or a quick coffee or do anything else that would figure make us feel less isolated. But out here and there interacting with others can mean a big time loss by the end of the week. Statistics show that the average freelancer can waste up to three hours a third day just from bad time management.
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