Freelance risks if not planned properly

Creativity is a quality that needs to radiate and it shows from outside in people.

In the work of Advertising for different brands there are many roles, such as being part of the production team and that can be developed from the freedom it offers to a profession in which you don't have to be afraid to cover too many creative fields whenever the work is done with dedication.

We have to get out of our comfort area, be in constant motion, look for new alternatives and spaces to work. Professionals need to explore their skills.

Freelancer activity offers the possibility of moving in a wider market, and participating in agencies that require studies but above all a lot of creativity.

About creativity and what it represents as an engine of freelance activity

“In the end, the attitude you have as a freelance is what you sell, the attitude is going to be perceived by the client, who, beyond observing the skills or knowledge of a professional creative, will face the qualities that the attitude allows to reveal "

It is not always labor independence brings multiple benefits, especially in the creative aspect and in the world of advertising and marketing.

In 2016, 59 percent of independent workers in the US were male.

In 2017, 43 percent of independent workers stated that their friends and family were the main source of information for finding work in the US

46% of full-time freelancers mentioned the emergency fund as the reason to save money in 2017.

But there are also risks that can be counterproductive to your work and its good results. Take note of the seven deadly sins of the freelance.

1.- Do not organize your work time or delivery of results.

2.- Do not save money for the times of few customers.

3.- Do not make your budgets based on the real needs of the project.

4.- Bad time with extensive work times and few hours of rest.

5.- Do not feed properly or exercise regularly.

6.- Not knowing the competition, its customers and its creative products.

7.- Do not constantly prepare or update yourself in your profession.