The document discusses motivation for freelancers, highlighting both internal and external factors that drive them. It emphasizes the importance of self-discipline, effective communication, and prioritizing tasks while encouraging freelancers to remember their reasons for starting this career. Additionally, it suggests surrounding oneself with support and staying patient during challenging times.

1. Motivation to work as a
Freelancer

2. Life is acknowledged as a Sine Wave

3. Types of Motivation
• Internal Motivation
• External Motivation

4. Internal Motivation
• Pride in your work
• The strong desire to express yourself through your work
• Hunger to stay busy
• Wanting to control your schedule
• The fear of failure

5. External Motivation
• Client praise and recommendations
• Social media popularity
• Respect and acceptance from your colleagues
• Getting a bonus or reward for your work
• Reading inspirational books, articles, and posts

6. Motivation
• Surround yourself with supportive people.
• Take the time to enjoy what you do.
• Remember past successes.
• Don’t be constantly comparing yourself to others.
• Understand why you became a freelancer.

8. What keeps you motivated? 

9. 1. Remember why started Freelancing

10. 2. Fanning the Flame

11. 3. Using Flexibility to Your Advantage

12. As you know,
Being a freelancer means,
- you are independent
- you are running your own company

13. What’s important?
• Self disciplined
• Break down larger projects to byte-sized and set priorities
• High priority tasks could be done at first hour
• Effective communication skills with the clients
• Meet deadlines

14. Don’t feel like doing anything ?

15. Just don’t do anything (!)

16. Be Patient (!)

17. Never Give Up (!)

18. Thank you everyone …