Product Freelancing ki kahani ?? - Learning Phase

Imagine a freelancer, full of energy and ideas, starting a wild adventure. They wanted to make something eco-friendly, like a superhero for the planet.

They worked really hard for a week, creating a fantastic product that would make nature happy.

But guess what? A surprise twist happened! Just like in a mysterious story, a client suddenly appeared, like magic. They were excited about the freelancer's work and wanted to see more. They sent a list of what they wanted, like a recipe for success. Everyone was excited for a meeting, like a special date full of possibilities.

The freelancer felt confident and told the client how much they would charge. It was like dropping a mic after an amazing performance. But then, something strange happened. The client, who seemed so eager before, disappeared! They were gone, like a character in a spooky story.

The freelancer couldn't believe it. They realized that the business world can be tricky. But don't worry, this story has a happy ending. The freelancer learned some important lessons that would guide them in their freelancing journey.

Lesson 1: Always get some money upfront. It's like having a shield against disappearing acts. A client isn't really committed until they pay.

Pehle cash, phir tashan! (Cash first, style later)

Lesson 2: Talk a lot with your clients. Don't let them become ghosts. Regular updates and check-ins can make sure everything goes smoothly.

Lesson 3: Show your client a sneak peek of your work before the big reveal. No disappearing acts allowed!

So, our freelancer became wiser and faced freelancing challenges with confidence. They knew that even though things might get tricky, they could handle it like a pro.

To all you freelancers out there, remember this funny story.

Learn from it!

In the world of freelancing, where ideas turn into reality with a keyboard and contracts are like digital promises, our hero's story shows that being strong and smart can help you overcome challenges and succeed.

That freelancer is noone else, but me, Nitya Chugh . I wanted to tag that company's director too but nevermind, learn from my experience ??