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“Casi reina.. por un pelito nomás”… Es imposible cansarse de verlos. Los maestros de siempre, Les Luthiers, aconsejados sabiamente por el nunca visto Iohan Sebastian Mastropiero. Muchos comprenderán donde se inspira mi fino humor a pesar de todo… o en realidad ahora se estarán preguntando “fana de LesLu y con esos chistes?”. Bueno, no llego ni a los tobillos, pero seguiré intentando.

Les dejo “Kathy, La reina del Saloon” jajajajaja versión para “Piano solo”. Excelente! Uno de los mejores.

Amigos fanáticos de Les Luthiers, los animo a que hagamos uno de esos “memes”, o que me manden el link de su video favorito de Les Luthiers y los agregan en el comentario o bien los incorporo al post. Hay unos viejitos que todavía tengo en VHS :-S donde está Ernesto Hacher!!!

Bueno, acá el video.

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Read any post on this site and you’ll find a million dos and don’ts of how to treat clients and how to go the extra mile to please them.

In my experience, I’ve noticed something strange–clients are more likely to notice the little extra things you do for them than the big ones.

I’ve always been a strong supporter of not doing any spec work and I always charge the client for work outside of the contract. But, we can offer our clients other little extras that they’ll appreciate just as much.

So what are some little things you can offer your clients?

Smile in Your Conversations

Delivery Early…Every Time

Take Initiative

Answer Emails Promptly

Take Extra Time

Let Them Know ASAP

Forgive, Smile, Do…

Scratch Each Other’s Backs

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Finding clients is one of the biggest challenges for any freelancer. Even when you’re fully booked, you need to have your sights set on the future–after you finish your current projects.

In the ideal world, clients and projects will come in a steady stream. However, for most freelancers, the more common experience is that described as “feast or famine.”

You’re either so booked that you barely have time to sleep, even if you work all day, all night and on weekends.

Or else you feel like the whole world has forgotten you. That maybe you did such a crappy job your clients have forsaken you.

A happy medium would be to have enough projects to keep you busy–while still having a personal life–and have projects lined up for months to come.

Below are the top three ways I know for freelancers to find clients. You can carry out these client-getting strategies on a regular basis, to keep prospects at your door.

During times of famine, you can up the ante and get your schedule filled up fast.

1. Forum Networking

2. Social Networking

3. Referral

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It’s the ultimate goal and dream of every grade school child. To be able to grow up and do what you love for a living, at the time it may be flying in space, driving large red trucks, or protecting and serving. As we grow older, some of us reconsider which profession would make us happy but the dream of doing it for a living stays alive.

For most freelancers this dream is the root of the choice we have made to enter the freelance market. Whether you operate as “your own boss” on a full time basis or just on the side, you probably love what you do. What happens, though, when love doesn’t pay all of the bills? When we need that extra boost up the learning curve?

When love for the job isn’t getting you all the way it’s time to turn to your personal strengths for assistance. Focusing more effort into an area you are strong at, but may not be in love with can make the difference between a mediocre freelancing career and a truly fulfilling one.

What Am I Good at?

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