Side work in thin rows
Lay thin jobs first
Small, defined tasks make a stronger base than one vague project that keeps growing.
Thick work looks impressive. Thin, finishable jobs teach you your real hourly figure faster and leave space to adjust.
What “thin” looks like
- A written scope that fits in one or two sessions.
- A fixed number of revisions.
- A clear delivery date and payment date.
Once a few thin rows hold, you can take thicker work without guessing whether your week will crack.
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