Just have to want it

You say you want a $100k salary, but do you?

How to always enjoy the work you do, who you do it for, even when you can’t believe how much they’re willing to pay.

Hello, you beautiful thing. 

Ever caught yourself daydreaming about projects that make you leap out of bed and crack open your laptop?

However corny that sounds, clients that light up your world and paydays that make you giddy do exist, in real life, and they’re not mutually exclusive. 

“Well where are these unicorns then??” you ask. 

Understandable, to a degree. Let's get one thing straight though— enjoying what you do and who you do it for, while loving how much you're paid to do it isn’t just a myth.

It’s real, and it’s spectacular. 

But here's the kicker—you gotta want it. Like, really want it.

And I already know you do. Because by “it” I mean the calm life that comes with predictable freedom and making a great living. Time to get out of your own way and finally do this.

It’s not all that hard. It takes some intention. A hard thing to muster up when the uncertainty around every single decision makes it feel impossible.

I want to remove that uncertainty and fill it with the things you need to get there: confidence, roadmaps, support, shortcuts… and a whole bunch of DFY templates to keep you going.

The path to success is never linear, at least mine wasn’t. But I bet I can get yours pretty close.

Digging for gold in your skill set

What lights your fire? If you're shrugging, we've got work to do, but I've done this before. Identifying what you're damn good at and what makes you tick is numero uno. Mix passion with skill and you've got yourself the concoction for joyous work.

Picking your people

Ah, clients—the make or break of your freelance saga. I used to joke the worst part of freelancing is clients. It was true until I learned to attract the people I want to work with and to go out of my way to exclude the ones I don't.

Ever had one who made you reconsider your life choices? Show them the door. Bad-fit clients wreck more than your job satisfaction, it permeates everything. When you choose clients who respect your worth, it brings out the best in you. Life's too short for anything less.

Show me the money

Underpricing is the freelancing equivalent of eating soup with a fork—frustrating and unrewarding. Your work's value? Astronomical. Your prices should reflect that.

Remember, clients who wince at your rates aren't the extra baggage you're looking for.

A system for success

Systems, baby-- they're not just for tech geeks. Think of them as your secret sauce for turning gigs into careers. Niche down, specialize, and watch as you become the go-to person for something spectacularly specific.

From dream to reality

Imagine waking up to a world where your inbox is filled with dream projects, your bank account makes you smile, and you're actually enjoying this wild solo ride. It's not a pipe dream.

It's what happens when you take your expertise, throw in some strategy, and shake vigorously.

You want in? Let's make it happen

If you're nodding along, thinking, "Hell yes, I want that," then it's time to make a move.

Bringing you the “Joyful Solo,” a $100k delivery

Leap into the joyful of $100k freelancing

So, what's next? Sitting back and hoping for the best? Not us, not anymore. 

Join me on "The Joyful Solo - How to Always Enjoy the Work You Do, Who You Do It For, And Jump for Joy at How Much They Pay You to Do It."

Long name, amazing results. It's your playbook for transforming your freelance game.

You've got the talent; let's unlock the strategy. Time to ditch the gigwheel grind and dance your way to six figures. 

This is your moment. Grab it with both hands to catapult you from daydreaming procrastination to living your solo dream. Remember, you can have it—you just have to want it enough to jump.

Secure your spot now to make your Monday mornings feel like a dream.