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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 12 MIN

Why Freelancers Who Start Messy Often Make More Money and See Greater Success [ Freelancing to Financial Freedom ]

from Freelance to Freedom: Freelancing Strategies to Get More Clients and Build Financial Freedom · host Kiri Mohan | Inspired by Jenna Kutcher, Amy Porterfield, Glennon Doyle, Brené Brown

What if the thing holding your freelance business back isn’t a lack of skill, but instead waiting until everything is perfect before you start?If you’re stuck in perfection mode, you may be spending months preparing instead of learning what actually works, slowing down the growth of your freelance business.This episode shows you how starting before you feel completely ready can help you gain real-world data, find better opportunities, and build a freelance business that gives you more money, flexibility, and control.By the end of this episode, you will:Learn how to treat your first freelance offer as a starting point so you can test, refine, and change direction with confidence to get more clients.Discover how to break free from the corporate mindset that makes every business decision feel like it could determine your entire career in order to get financial freedom.Find out how embracing “messy” action helps you gather valuable client and market data faster, avoid perfectionism, and move toward a more successful freelance business to live your dream life.Play the episode now to learn how starting messy could help you get paid, gather valuable data, and move your freelance business forward months faster than waiting for everything to be perfect.Mentioned on the Show:Episode on using tracking and interpreting data to grow your business: Apple  SpotifyI'd love to help you grow your freelance business! CLICK HERE to set up a zoom call.Take control of your finances and figure out exactly what you need to earn with The Money Mapper. ~This podcast explores the journey to financial freedom through freelancing, remote work, and having an online business, tackling challenges like getting clients, imposter syndrome and burnout, while promoting a growth mindset, confidence, and the ambition to build a remote career with better work life balance, time management, and productivity, all through intentional mindset shifts, personal development, and learning to work smarter, especially when working from home or navigating a career change.~

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