How to optimize your freelance JavaScript business for maximum freedom with the help of a unique mix of mundane business activities

Dear JavaScript freelancer,

It suddenly struck me:

“If I had this little report a few years ago, when I got back to freelancing, today I would definitely be the undisputed master of my universe, enjoying total autonomy and humble wealth.”

I was editing and preparing this special report for publication, and I couldn’t feel more excited. Not because I was going to sell it but because I was going to apply it in an even more focused way. It presents ideas worth their word count in gold, and I can only regret my ignorance of not organizing them and spelling them out earlier.

I would have achieved even better results…

But maybe the people are right by saying that there is time for everything.

Perhaps I needed to work my ass off and become successful the harder way before I could fully appreciate the value of this stuff, part of which wasn’t new to me when I finally started implementing it in my own business.

Now you can skip the sh*t and jump straight to the best part!

With each new “iteration,” you will be able to command higher influence and rates… You will be in a better and better position to be heard as an expert web developer.

And if a client makes the wise decision to hire you, they will rarely be willing to let you go. They will give you awesome testimonials and help you prosper in many other ways.

That’s the magic of properly positioning yourself in the market.

And I can assure you that when you get in that position, you can leverage it in multiple ways to organize and do your freelancing according to your own understanding of how it should be done. In other words, you achieve maximum freedom NOW to live and work however you want.

Of course, the “utopia” is ZERO responsibilities to clients or customers whatsoever…

But we both know that’s not part of our nature. We love to code and to be helpful to other people. So even if we hit it big (like 7 or 9 zeros big), we would still be doing something for some people we like.

That’s who we are!

At the same time, it’s way more pleasurable when we can influence the rules of the game in our favor and stop just following orders.

So that’s what is this special report all about…

By reading it, you will discover:

• A unique mix of 7 mundane business activities that will transform your freelance business into a platform supporting your freedom-oriented lifestyle;
• What kind of special websites should be the center of your business activities;
• A surprising stat about the average HIGH-END freelancer that will blow your mind with its absurdity (page 2);
• The five biggest benefits of freelancing (and the one that’s the price of success);
• A quick story about the freelancing dream that is somehow always eluding us;
• A discussion on “Employee Mindset VS. Entrepreneur Mindset” (plus a telling example of the former);
• The most important question you should ask yourself for your own “recipe” for freelancing;
• What should be the main purpose of your freelance website;
• Why it’s outright dangerous to be solely dependent on a single freelancing platform;
• What type of projects is perfectly aligned with our desire to be our own bosses and maximize our freedom;
• 15+ awesome stuff to build and sell with JavaScript;
• How to never turn away new clients (and what to do instead of it, when you’re working at full capacity);
• A smart way to leverage your knowledge and skills so you can improve substantially your yearly income;
• A certain privilege that “normal freelancers” don’t have;
• And much more;

All this is nicely packed in 34 pages that you can consume with a cup of coffee for about 15 minutes. You will discover a lot of stuff to ponder that has the potential to totally transform your current freelance business.

Let me warn you:

This special report is not recommended for absolute newbies or web developers who practice freelancing casually.

The actionable ideas require proper planning and certain investments that may be worthy only in the hands of freelancers with established demand for their services. It's not that they don't work in other contexts, but the report is written to suit freelance web developers with at least 6 - 12 months of personal experience.

It’s a long-term game!

And if you haven’t decided yet that freelancing is your preferred way to fund your journey called “life…”

Then, you should not purchase this short publication.

Otherwise, I’m really confident that any hard-core freelancer will enjoy and massively benefit from it, so I can’t recommend it highly enough…

Just click the “I want this!” button and finish the purchase to get it.

Let’s do it now,

Sashe Vuchkov
Full-Stack Dev