Do Clients Actually Care If You're an "Expert"?

Freelance to Founder by Millo

Oct 5, 202615:01Business

CodeCrafter's skills are solid and his work speaks for itself, but he keeps holding back. Charging more feels presumptuous, and calling himself an expert feels like a lie. Preston unpacks why so many talented freelancers...

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