Assalamu Alaykum everyone! I'm currently working through the 6 figure freelancer course and I'm currently on the video about Webflow CMS. I believe Github is a place for developers to share code and help others with questions. I'm just wondering if anyone knows a similar site for Webflow? Recently found Webflow Forums but if you know if any others, please drop them below! :) Any recommendations @Shuayb A ?? Also feel free to share how you find solutions when bumping into problems on Webflow.

Hi everyone! I'm putting forward my completed project task from the Website Wizard section of the course. There are still things that I may tweak here and there but so far, I think I am happy with what I've come up with. The page I recreated is a Martial Arts Gym I go to from time to time. Their page: https://www.kocombatacademy.com/ My page: https://ko-remake.webflow.io/ I do feel like the desktop version looks more appealing as I feel like the mobile version when scrolling through the 'What We Do' section, the buttons are little too big. But please do let me know what you guys think of the site so far! Any feedback is appreciated. I'll be off on holiday from tomorrow so might be a little inactive but take care! 😄

As you guys probably know by now... ⏰ A looming presence when working for yourself. If neglected, all hell breaks loose. ⏰ What we determine our payment value — the better managed, the more valuable. ⏰ Our most valuable asset as Freelancers (Web designers, content writers, videographers etc) You are 42% more likely to achieve your goals if you write them down. Every Sunday, schedule your week ahead. Most of you probably prefer digital calendars, but I've preferred using paperback forever, though I'll be going digital with this for 2025. I've been using The Circle Planner since 2020. An absolute life changer for me. Any diary of your choice will do for now. Anyway, let's get going with some tips: 1. Hardest to easiest: In movies we always see that hero who beats up all the members of a rival gang, then faces the final boss at the end. (I'm sure this is in video games too, right?) Well, as Freelance web designers we, fortunately, go for the final boss first 😅 Do your hardest, longest and most demanding tasks FIRST & during the peak times of your energy (For me it was 8 am-11 am until my little one was born I now spend the morning with her, so it is now 10 am to 1 PM) Why? The rest of your day will feel BLISS. Distractions Eliminate everything that diverts your attention during your working hours. - Phone on DND/Silent - Group browser tabs and keep it closed - Sit in a different room from people & electronics such as a TV and console - Work in a coworking environment e.g. a cafe. 2. Have a break: Taking short, regular breaks helps you boost your productivity, thus giving you more time in return to hammer out your work. When I work from home, I usually use small breaks to do the washing, put the clothes out to dry or throw the garbage away. I also do this as it's also partially my duty as a husband. Balance, right? 😅 3. Step outside of the bubble and look into it. Find out routines and ways you have been dealing with things efficiently, then optimise that and make it as seamless as possible.

Snapchat memories from 2020 The days I was working at Cheltenham General Hospital and cycling 25mins every day to work. I would use every spare hour I had to learn to code, even financing my first Macbook lol. Back then, I was completely obsessed with self-development and productivity. If there was a YouTube video about optimizing your schedule, I’d seen it—twice All this was in an effort to land a tech job before my 1-year maternity cover was up. I never would’ve thought I’d do it within 8 months, but I guess thats what happens when you tunnel-vision on one goal. I think I still have that Notebook where I would write notes on JavaScript, and test myself on functions, loops and arrays and everything in between. So with that being said, here are 2 habits for crushing your 2024 goals: 1. Plan Out Your Week on a Sunday: Grab a cup of coffee (or tea) and map out your week every Sunday. It’s like setting up your battle plan. Knowing what’s coming helps you stay ahead and make the most of your time. 2. Learn Something New Daily for 30-45 Minutes: Whether it's coding, a new language, dedicate 30-45 minutes each day to learning something new. Your knowledge will compound over time, and your future self will thank you for it

Just about finished the 6 figure freelancer module today and saw this waiting in my requests. Nice.