The Freelance Developer

Greg joins Pete to relay a couple of client horror stories that you can perhaps learn some lessons from. Pete says at least one useful thing that Greg made a note of. Book: You're my favourite client by Mike MonteiroFollow @FreelanceDevPod on TwitterPete's on Twitter @YourFriendPeteGreg's on Twitter  @g105bRichard (remember Richard? He's great!) is on Twitter  @bagwaaGet in touch with us for any reason, no reason or... just don't get in touch. These are the available options. Thanks, love you. :)

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A couple of show notes for this weeks show, mostly the content we've created in other places.Pete's Blog: https://www.clarkcx.com/blogRichard's Blog: https://www.richardbagshaw.co.ukThe World Over There Podcast : https://twot.simplecast.comRichard's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5cM2sE9tQ9trKFZUiwv_7AAustin Kleon : Show Your Work https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00GU2RGGI/Pete's SOS 10am BST Thursdays!: https://radiofreematlock.co.ukFrontend Mentor : https://www.frontendmentor.ioTwitters : @bagwaa @ClarkCX

A few of the sites and services we rambled on about in this podcast are linked below.We briefly spoke about Pete and his "endlessly deep pocket" you can find this service here.https://getpocket.comNotion is a great service to create your own workflow when it comes to keeping focused on a specific task, you can find that service here.https://notion.soDan Abramov is currently working on such an amazing Javascript course with a very unique approach, you can find that here.https://justjavascript.comGetting Things Done (GTD) and how do apply it can be found at the following link.https://gettingthingsdone.com/what-is-gtd/Pete talks about Inbox Zero and how he uses this to control his inbound flow of communication.https://medium.com/@pichsenmeister/a-holistic-guide-to-inbox-zero-in-gmail-d3e011d6a4b7There are a million to do type apps these days, one of the first out there was "Things" found at the following link.https://culturedcode.com/things/The daddy of Kanban boards for various projects, pretty sure we all know this one :)https://trello.comPete describes my living hell, if you're feeling particularly brave or just a little bit edgy, then why not try 43 folders!https://colterreed.com/how-to-clear-your-desk-and-your-mind-with-43-foldersMusic music music!!https://www.spotify.comThe best Spotify playlist in the world for keeping focushttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWZeKCadgRdKQApps for meditation and relaxation, calm also contains short stories and much more.https://www.calm.comhttps://www.headspace.comAnd if that's not enough links for you, why not send us random cat GIFs on our twitter handles below.https://twitter.com/bagwaahttps://twitter.com/clarkcxOh and before I go, checkout the bonus content we did for the last episode, it's only a few minutes long and provides almost no value, however we thought it was quite amusing.https://www.thefreelancedeveloper.co.uk/episodes/when-good-transcription-services-go-bad

In this bonus content we read a snippet from our previous episode after running it through a transcription service, spoiler alert ... I didn't go well.

It's here! episode one - in this episode Pete and I talk about getting started in the world of freelance, how we started ourselves and mistakes we've made. We also throw in a few tips for anyone thinking about going freelance, and introduce the podcast.

No real notes for this episode sadly, short and sweet, but I promise in future episodes I will be adding as much useful information here regarding the topics we talk about.