Tag Archives: Seth Godin

Freelancers: 5 ways to make a bad economy sting less

It’s unavoidable—when the economy starts going down, it becomes suspiciously hard to find freelance work. Maybe you use freelancing to pay the bills while you go to university and are working on your startups—such as I—or maybe you have a few kids and you’d like to make their Christmas extra special this year.
The bottom line [...]

Be like the people you work with

Just recently, I turned down what was promised to be a full-time job (an incentive I do not want) by a client who needed some rushed designing done. Things didn’t go well with this client because he isn’t the type of person I want to be like, although I love his product. Which leads to [...]

RE: Too small to fail

Seth Godin—otherwise known as one of my heroes—wrote today about how big companies who act big dig themselves into trouble and how companies who act small avoid this. The basics of the idea is that by thinking small a company won’t put itself in situations where its actions will send it quickly to the deadpool. [...]