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Lesson number one, how freelancing success can change your life.

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This lesson is going to show you what freelancing has the capability to do for you.

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So Upwork did a study, and they do this study every year.

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And in this study, they found that freelancing and how it impacts the economy is much more than a lot

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of people think.

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It's actually as big as the construction industry and transportation industry, and it's on par with

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the information industry.

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So what that means is you're in the right place.

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Freelancing is only going to keep growing.

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And it's one of the biggest industries, even though a lot of people don't know it.

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For the first time since they started doing the survey in 2014, freelancers are now starting to report

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that they're looking at it as more of a long term career, as opposed to just a temporary way to make

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money.

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This is important because some people think freelancing is just something you do because you have to

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or in-between jobs.

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But when you do it the right way and you do it how I teach you, you're going to find that this is an

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extremely sustainable and lucrative business.

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The next really important stat to understand and to realize is that nearly half so 45 percent of the

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skills provided in the survey were programming, marketing and business consulting.

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And that's exactly kind of what I suggest because I'm in the digital marketing space, the business

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consulting space.

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And no matter what your skill set, whether you're into design, you like writing, you're more into

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organization tasks.

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It doesn't matter.

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You can find a marketing or a business skill, and that can help you make money quicker than anything

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Nearly half of freelancers agreed that freelancing gives them the flexibility they need because they

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have either limitations or personal circumstances where they're not able to just work a normal job.

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And for me, you know, I had a nine to five.

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For a few years, I was rising through the ranks.

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But, you know, I didn't have what I wanted.

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I didn't have that freedom in my life, and freelancing has given me the flexibility I really craved

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in life.

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And that is actually worth more than the money, in my opinion.

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And the next really, really interesting stat is that every generation had more than one in four workers

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who freelance in the past year.

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So this is telling you it doesn't matter how old you are, literally you can be like, you know, a

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teenager all the way up to in your 60s, 70s.

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I mean, it doesn't really matter.

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problem, you can make money freelancing.

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It's not just for one certain age group.

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So next, I want to go into where freelancing and freelancers are headed.

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So by 2027, it's projected that over half of the U.S. workforce is going to be freelancing.

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So what does that tell us?

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What can we learn from this?

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These projections show us that businesses are looking to hire freelancers more and more, and they're

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shifting away from hiring actual in-house employees.

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There's a lot of reasons for that and freelancers, they have more flexibility.

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They can be more cost effective because they don't have to pay for, you know, benefits and and pay

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for an office space for, you know, an employee.

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So understand that your mindset needs to be aligned with this.

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Understand that what you're doing is the way of the future.

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Understand that if you start now and you don't hesitate, you can really get ahead of the curve.

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And if you start freelancing before you have to, when you start freelancing because you learn what

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it can do for you, it's going to put you way ahead of the pack.

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So how can freelancing change your life?

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Well, I want to let you know that businesses, they're hiring virtual teams more than ever.

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So this is what I was just talking about.

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Businesses want to be more agile and if they hire a freelancer, they can hire from anywhere in the

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world.

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They can get top level virtual talent teams, right?

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They don't have to like just hire these salary employees anymore.

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So that's how it can change your life.

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Is that change your mindset.

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You don't have to just work for one company.

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You can start working for multiple companies, and that is what a freelancer does.

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And it's a win win.

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That's the most important thing to remember is that it changes your life because you're no longer just

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kind of slaving away for a nine to five.

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You're now in a mutual relationship with a client.

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And that actually adds a lot of value to your life and more money.

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So freelancers versus agencies, so another thing that people start to talk about when they when they

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talk about freelancing is that, you know, while you're starting to compete with different agencies

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and do people really hire freelancers, aren't they looking for like these big agencies?

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Well, want to tell you a story like I was working my nine to five and I was a marketing coordinator.

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thousand a month just for their services.

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So for example, what does that mean when you're working with one of these big agencies, you don't

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have someone you can just call, you know, right off the right off the bat.

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You have to go through their messaging systems and you have to like submit tickets when things go wrong.

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So that's something that I learned and literally this agency before my nine to five actually fired them

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What happened was we hired them to do like a keyword study, and the keyword study they gave us was

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so bad that the one that I had initially done, like when I first started out as an intern, was like

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leaps and bounds better.

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So what that showed me right there is that.

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I was adding value to this business, and I understood that, oh my God, I can just do this for other

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businesses.

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I don't have to be stuck just in this one box.

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So I'm really trying to start to shift your mindset, start to understand how there is so much potential

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here once you learn how to really leverage your value.

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Next, that gets right into it, leveraging your value, getting paid for your value and not your time.

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So the rise of the gig economy has made it easier than ever for people to take their work lives like

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into their own hands and get the freedom that they want and that they deserve.

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This is so powerful once you start to understand that you don't have to punch the clock just to get

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paid, you can start charging monthly for services and really escape just that hamster wheel.

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That is, when you're going to start to see the shift in your mindset.

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tied to that clock tied to the desk anymore.

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It's all about the value that you're providing.

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Next, you were directly tied to your success, so you don't have to work your way up like up the corporate

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ladder over 10 20 years, if you want to start making, you know, six figure income that's on you,

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like obviously you have to put the work in to get there.

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And not everyone gets there because a lot of people quit.

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But what I'm saying is you're the one that's tied to your success.

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So if you don't get to your goals, that's just on you.

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Whereas when you're in a nine to five, you're in a salary job, it's very easy to just get complacent

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and to just kind of sit back because you just, you know, you have your salary rolling in.

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There's no reason to really grow.

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Next, freelancing really has given me and every freelancer I've spoken to agree with this a sense of

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purpose.

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It's not just about the money, of course.

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The money is important, but there's people.

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There's real life people just like you and me that went from this traditional mindset of working just

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one job and started working a freelance career.

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And one of the byproducts that you didn't even know was in a come with that was this increased level

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of purpose, because now you're working on your own business, it's your own brand, and that is really,

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really exciting.

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And ultimately, freedom is what equals happiness, like being able to do what you want to do in life.

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In my eyes, that's what happiness is because that means you don't have to report to anyone else.

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You take your power back in life because the truth is you're either working for someone else's dream

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or you're working on your own dream.

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And this is the first step.

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Understanding how to shift your mindset.

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Next, let's go over understanding financial, personal and professional freedom and what that looks

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Well, the actual definition of freedom is important to understand because it really is the foundation

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of what freelancing is.

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I mean, it has the word free in it.

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So freedom is the power or right to act, speak or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

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This means you get to choose your path.

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It also has an alternative definition of the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.

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When you think about it, that's what freedom really is, because if you're stuck doing something you

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don't want to do, you really are imprisoned.

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You're you're enslaved in a certain way of living or acting.

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And you know, you might be telling yourself it's out of your control.

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But the truth is, and this is what the millionaire mindset is all about, is that it is in your control.

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So look for ways you can create freedom in your life.

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Look for ways you can not be imprisoned or enslaved to anything, even if you're being imprisoned in

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an old way of thinking.

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So step number one to financial freedom.

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It's doing the math, and what that means is looking a little bit deeper into what financial freedom

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So let's just break it down.

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If you want to be a millionaire, you have to do the millionaire math to see how it's possible.

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This is the process I like to use for anything.

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When you want to look at how you can achieve a goal, you need to break it down.

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So a million dollars is a thousand people buying a thousand dollar product.

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So if you do know that, you know, a thousand times a thousand, that's a million.

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But more importantly, this starts to help break it down because, you know, let's say you are selling

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a thousand dollar product, you know, all you need is a thousand people to make a million dollars.

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Say you're selling a $2000 product, you only need 500 people to buy that to have a million dollars.

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400 people at 2500, so obviously, you know, the higher you can kind of upsell.

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The last number of people you need to get that million and look at that's that's 400 people, I mean,

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obviously, you know, a $2500 product needs to be very, very valuable.

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But what I'm trying to show you is this is possible when you break it down and you do the math.

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It gets even more exciting as you start to look at the power of once again multiplying and increasing.

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So now instead of that 2500, if you charge $5000, you only need 200 people to get that million dollars.

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34 people pay you two point five K a month for a year.

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So now that's like, let's say you have, you know, a service that you offer for two point five thousand

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And let's, you know, double that again, let's do some more math.

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You only need 17 people.

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The pay you five K per month for 12 months to make a million dollars a year.

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And what this is trying to show you is, you know, not how easy it is to make a million.

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Of course, you know, it's going to take a very high level of work and focus.

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it's nearly impossible to be a millionaire.

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You know, only the lucky people have money.

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They were born into it.

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There is no shortage of money on planet Earth.

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You know, there really isn't.

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You could take a billion dollars off of Earth tomorrow and no one would even notice.

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Money is literally transacted every single second.

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That's literally people buying, buying things, buying products and services with money that they don't

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It's just an IOU to a bank.

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shortage of money.

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And you know that saying money doesn't grow on trees?

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Well, I mean, it's actually does grow on trees in a way, right?

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Because it grows from a cut in bush and in a way that's that's a tree.

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So shift your thinking, get these old sayings out of your head that have been instilled in you for

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A penny saved is a penny earned and you know you're never going to be rich, just be realistic.

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You need to throw that thinking out.

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Understand that there is abundance out there if you know how to get it and if you go and do it.

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Next, I want to talk about what personal freedom is, so now that we've discussed like what financial

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We did some millionaire math.

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I want to talk about what personal freedom is and what it means to me.

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To me, personal freedom is being able to make your own schedule.

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Having the freedom to work not only when you want, but where you want and where you get to spend your

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off time, you know, so like when you're a freelancer and you don't have to specifically be in one

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place, you can work from wherever you want.

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So that means, you know, do you want to go visit family?

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Do you want to go on a trip?

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Do you want to just, you know, have your home office and be able to work from home and, you know,

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spend time with your kids?

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It's all up to you.

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And then the other beautiful part of it is you get to structure your schedule.

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So what I'm showing you is that not only does does freelancing have the ability to change your life

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in a financial way, but it's also going to help transform your life when you're not working.

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And it's really all about choosing how you want your life.

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Everyone is different.

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You know, everyone wants to do different things and value different things.

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But that's the beauty of it is you get to choose how you want to live your life.

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You get to choose where you want to work.

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You know, do you want to work on the beach?

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Do you want to be, you know, hiking on your off time?

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The beauty is I've worked from all over the country, everywhere.

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I've been traveling for the past three four years freelancing and when I had my nine to five, it wasn't

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that way.

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I literally wasn't able to do anything.

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I only had a couple days of PTO time and that was really for holidays to see family.

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So just being able to choose where I want to work and go, where I want to on my off time, not have

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to ask for permission to take a vacation.

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For me, that was the personal freedom I was looking for.

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You also get to choose when you want to work.

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So like we spoke about previously.

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You know, you get to be in control of your time in control of your schedule, in control of your life.

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And this is something that is very, very kind of underrated in a way.

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But it has such a big impact because when you when you get to actually plan your schedule, how you

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get to choose, whether you want to do a three day weekend or you get to choose, you know, whether

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you want to work night shifts and have mornings to spend time with your family or, you know, do a

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hobby you love.

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But what I'm trying to say is you're no longer stuck in this box of and you have to show up at these

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hours.

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You now can kind of shift your schedule around your life and not the other way around.

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And that is when you start to really understand that not only does money become more accessible with

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freelancing, but your life starts to even just get better overall because of it.

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And really, having the ability when you work is having freedom over your schedule and having freedom

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over your schedule, like we said, is having freedom over your daily life.

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And lastly, you get to choose what you want to work on.

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And this is something else that you get to focus and provide skills that you enjoy doing.

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You can find what it is.

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That's a high, in-demand skill and you can do that for a business.

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And that's really, really powerful because when you do something that you enjoy doing, time goes quicker.

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It doesn't really feel like work and you really feel like a different sense of purpose as opposed to

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when you're working a job that's just very monotonous and you're not contributing to something bigger.

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You're just overall in a better state of mind, better mood, and that gives you what I call professional

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freedom.

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And here's a really, really good quote I like true happiness is the ultimate feeling of freedom.

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You experience the freedom of choice when you live from the inside out, not allowing your happiness

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to be defined by the traditional benchmarks, but creating your own.

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Listening to your own inner voice and trusting your choices will lead you to a life of happiness.

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And that is really what I resonate with when you have that true sense of freedom.

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That's when you start to feel this underlying layer of happiness really start to increase.

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And that's what the millionaire mindset is all about being able to not only be a millionaire financially,

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but be a millionaire in other ways.

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Have abundance in your self, in your confidence, have abundance in quality relationships.

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It's not just about the money, it's about financial, personal and professional freedom.

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So now you know how freelancing can change your life.

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Ultimately, happiness is what occurs when you have freedom.
