Double Your Freelancing Cash Flow: Proven Techniques for Fixing Your Cash Flow, Growing Your Income, Lowering Your Stress, Improving Income Predictability, and Increasing Your Freedom

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Clients come and go. Projects finish or get delayed. And every client pays on their own timetable. These gaps create a lot of uncertainty over when your next batch of invoices will be going out (let alone paid). This also often leads to stress.

You can't control many things in freelancing, but there are a surprising number of things that a solo freelancer (or a small firm) can do to get control over their cash flow.

And these things extend far beyond simply reducing expenses, minimizing debt, and hoarding extra cash (though these are all helpful techniques in various situations). 

This is not a guide about reducing expenses just to get by (though sometimes that is necessary). Nor is it going to tell you to eliminate debt (though never a bad thing).

This guide is about how to get paid faster, easier, and more regularly (and, sometimes, more, period). But more importantly: it's about empowering yourself with levers you can pull, depending on your individual situation, your needs at a given point in time, and your own comfort level.

It will help you grow your business, to house/feed/clothe yourself (and any loved ones), and to more confidently take risks and invest in your work and life. It gives you options.

Table of contents

• Introduction (my philosophy / how to use these techniques)
• First steps to getting paid (getting your own house in order / being professional)
• How to make sure you actually get paid
• How to get paid somewhat faster
• How to get paid a lot faster
• How to get paid more, by making smart tweaks to what you're (probably) already doing, while retaining your integrity and honor
• Additional resources and next steps

What you'll get

You'll be given your access to the guide (in PDF format) and all of its updates for free.

This is the Early Adopter Edition of this guide. This means it currently being worked on. The first "release" will be on September 1. By pre-purchasing now, you get a deep discount. You may also get some typos and early edits for free when you are sent the Early Adopter Edition.

After the official release, this guide will cost (something like) $20 to $25 bucks. So grab it for a deep discount now.

Who I am

I am a consulting information technology engineer and technology strategist to enterprises, high-tech businesses, and small businesses.

Why should you take my advice seriously...

I have been freelancing and consulting, on a solo basis, for more than 20 years and for the last 9 years consecutively. In addition to being a freelancer, I've written numerous articles and guides (such as this one), which all drew on my years of experience as a solo technology freelancer, business owner, and consultant.

Why you should check out this guide...

I have been there. Heck, I'm still there. These techniques will help you boost your cash flow and reduce uncertainty. I know this because I use them every single day I am working on or in my freelancing practice.

I have lost sleep. I have been grumpy around my wife and son. I have bounced checks and paid bank fees for overdrawing accounts. I have juggled credit card payments. I have nudged clients along so I could pay the rent. I've had to convince my wife "yes, I really do want to stick with this freelancing thing..."

I guarantee the return on your investment in this guide will be far in excess of the cost of it. That's true even if you implement only one of the techniques in this guide. And, in any case...

There is a 100% Money-Back Hassle-Free Guarantee

If you're not fully satisfied with the guide (regardless of the reason) I'll automatically refund you to the last penny. No hassle. No small print. Plus, it’s super easy to do. Just email me (jtr@joshrichards.org). You'll get an email confirmation along with a credit to the financial account you paid from. You can even keep the guide*.

*I have no idea why the latter is a common aspect of digital product guarantees. Is it so the buyer can show their friends how poorly made the product was and why they had to get their money back? In any case, there you have it. I hope you check out the guide and get something awesome from it, especially if you've read this far. After all, reading that much fluff deserves some sort of reward.

-jr

P.S. Got a question? Tweet me or shoot me an email.

P.P.S. You'll find a growing list of Frequently Asked Questions below, based on queries sent my way from others interested in this guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this guide cover finding new clients? The roller coaster is a big issue for most.

Q: (Insert your question here)

-jr