In this webinar, Steve Folland, founder of the Being Freelance podcast, shares tips on how freelancers of all stripes can improve. Watch to learn more.

Lunch and Learn: How to be a better freelancer

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Whether you’re new or established working for yourself, watch back this webinar to enhance your understanding on how to be better at being freelance.

 is the founder of The Being Freelance podcast and co-hosts the award-winning Doing It For The Kids podcast for self-employed parents. His course for new freelancers is helping people around the world get started solo.

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Whether you're new to freelancing or already working for yourself, find out how you can improve in every way.

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Lunch and Learn: Five lessons from my first six months of freelancing

Get advice on setting up on your own, securing your first clients, and making a great first impression as a freelancer.

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Toby is also a public speaker, trainer, and curator for TEDxCarlisle and loves to help startups and entrepreneurs develope their voice and themselves personally and professionally using the right mindset techniques he teaches from the field of Neuro-Linguistic Programming.  Toby runs weekly meetups, training courses and mastermind groups and would love to welcome you into his Tribe.  (https://bit.ly/NLPTribe)

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In my 20s I set up a community arts charity and over the next decade raised almost a £1million for projects across London and beyond. By 2010 however the charity became unsustainable, not least thanks to the 2008 crash. It was time for a new direction.
I retrained as an accountant and in 2011 set up in practice, keen to bring my experience of running an enterprise to small business owners.
We are now a team of 6 and working with small business owners to create the business they want is still at the heart of the practice, through our Improving the Numbers programme. I have therefore worked with literally hundreds of business owners from a wide variety of sectors on their journey to create a business that gives them what they want. It is a great privilege as I know from my own development as business owner the difference that mentoring and accountability makes to a business owner.
The work of supporting a business owners spills into every aspect of business, so although my core skills are in finance and accounting, I have a good grounding in all business functions. Although every business is a new challenge, there are some core skills, mindsets and processes that apply to all businesses.
Outside of work, I try to corral my children and find time to be creative.

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In my 20s I set up a community arts charity and over the next decade raised almost a £1million for projects across London and beyond. By 2010 however the charity became unsustainable, not least thanks to the 2008 crash. It was time for a new direction.
I retrained as an accountant and in 2011 set up in practice, keen to bring my experience of running an enterprise to small business owners.
We are now a team of 6 and working with small business owners to create the business the

Lunch and Learn: How to be a better freelancer

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