The Art and Science of Ruby

When you started working for yourself, did you dream of the freedom to do things the right way, the flexibility to choose your own hours and maybe, just maybe, a bit of extra cash to spend how you saw fit?

But now, you’re a couple of years in, you’re constantly dealing with clients asking for more, you’re working longer hours than ever and you’re never sure if your finances are going to make it through to the end of the month.

If any of that sounds familiar, then it’s probably time to redefine your relationship with your clients. Position yourself as the expert, not the hired help. Charge more. And stop selling your time for money.

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Nathan Thomas said “I’d like to give a shoutout to Baz for taking the time to help me plan and organise a strategy ... He’s definitely the man with the plan … how to make more profit and become a more effective business”