The one weird trick to get more fashion freelance clients (fast)

Your strategy for getting freelance clients could actually be what's hurting you.
I'm sharing the one weird trick to get more fashion freelance clients...and fast!
Watch this video to learn why the common sense "strategy" is holding you back and the weird trick to get fully booked in no time.
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[@dijanam1996]

Thanks Heidi for all your time, enthusiasm and support, you are such a rare gem! :)

[@KemKem.toronto]

Thank you so much for sharing this! It helps so much ❤

[@SewHeidi]

You're so welcome!

[@andreas_adventures]

good tips!

[@renee.c2732]

Hi Heidi, if I’m doing freelancing for one specific company in a period of time, is it normal to give notice period to the company before I resign from their freelancing position?

[@SewHeidi]

It sounds like you're in more of a (possibly illegal) permalance role than a real freelancing role (more on that here: ua-cam.com/video/gF_pKL1h4XU/v-deo.html).
But either way, think about it! If you're working for someone in any capacity, wouldn't it be nice to give some notice if your working arrangement is going to change? No one wants to be left high and dry without notice, so yes, common courtesy would be to give some heads up ;)