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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2022 · 40 MIN

When to know it's time to take a break from freelance life, and join the 9-5, with Johanna Leggatt

from The Content Byte · host Rachel Smith and Lynne Testoni

Have you ever found yourself just not engaged with your freelance business anymore, sick of the hustle and the invoice-chasing - and dreaming about taking a permanent 9-5 job? Joh Leggatt did - and in our latest episode, she talks to us about why she left her successful freelance business behind to take a full-time role with Forbes Australia. It's a fascinating chat in which we discuss: When Joh knew it was time to return to the 9-5 The challenges of dismantling a 6-figure freelance business The advantages and benefits of going in-house The bargaining power job-seekers have right now How going in-house could benefit your freelance business later Why it's a knowledge intensive, taking a full-time job How it can help you get a new niche and upskill in tools + tech Joh's advice for other freelancers considering going perm And much more! Resources Want to get in touch with Joh or pitch her a personal finance story? Pitch Joh Leggatt via LinkedIn Blog A simple strategy successful freelancers use to get work 

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