How do you think like an entrepreneur when running your business? And why is this so important? Cole Hatter, a serial entrepreneur, shares how he always finds a path forward rather than giving up.

How to transition away from the 9-5 job into a freelance business that meets your lifestyle and financial goals? Vincent Pugliese shares how he started a freelance photography business while working full time, paying off loans, and raising a family.

Michael Port is the author of one of the top 3 books that I recommend for consultants and freelancers. In this episode Michael shares insights on how to get out of your own way, how make sure that you actually work with the right clients, how to get past that inner struggle of being afraid to charge what you're worth, and how to steal the show, as a consultant.

Anders shares how his first attempts at running a consultancy lead to stress, overwhelm, and bankruptcy. But Anders learned from his mistakes, and his company now operates on a time management system devised by him, Time Block.

From freelancing to building his own team, Andrew Wicklander learned how to create software, built an impressive software consulting business, and utilized his company's consulting income and talent to develop a successful yoga studio booking software.

Trajan King has been involved with the internet since 1995, has 15 startups under his belt, and has run two multi-million dollar companies, including an advertising agency that he rescued after joining as CFO and later becoming CEO.

Welcome to the very first episode of the Freelance Transformation podcast. It’s Matt Inglot here and I’m really excited that you’re here to join me on this inaugural episode, episode #1. This podcast has been 6 months in the making, and it just feels so good to be releasing it to the world.