Weeks 1–5 helped you get clear, define your offer, start conversations, and choose where opportunities come from. Week 6 is about the next step: stopping the guessing. Most freelancers don’t lack leads — they lack visibility. This week focuses on: - keeping opportunities from slipping through the cracks - following up without pressure - building a simple weekly system that creates calm and control No CRMs. No automation. Just enough structure to make progress feel predictable. 👉 Week 6 is now LIVE in the Classroom → 12-Week Freelance Roadmap → Week 6: Building a Simple Client System

This week we’re shifting from “how to handle conversations” to where opportunities actually come from. The goal is to pick 1 primary + 1 secondary client source you can run consistently for 30 days — without doing everything. When you finish the exercises, drop your Week 5 deliverable in the Lab so we can help you tighten your plan and make it realistic. **Week 5 content is now LIVE in the Classroom > 12-Week Freelance Roadmap > Week 5: Client + Focus Let’s build something repeatable. 👊

Week 4 is now live in the classroom. Up to this point, we’ve focused on: - getting clear on what you do (Week 1) - turning that clarity into a real offer (Week 2) - talking about it naturally (Week 3) This week is about what happens next. Not every conversation should turn into an opportunity. But the right ones shouldn’t stall either. Week 4 is about learning how to move the right conversations forward — calmly, confidently, and without pressure. What we’re working on this week: - Recognizing real buying signals vs polite interest - Knowing when to lean in — and when to step back - Asking better questions instead of pitching - Suggesting next steps without forcing timing If you’ve ever felt unsure about: - when to bring up a next step - how to avoid sounding salesy - or why some good conversations never go anywhere …this week should help a lot. This week the goal isn’t to “close more deals”. It’s to build better judgment and more control inside conversations. Work through the lessons and exercises in order, and pay attention to: - where conversations naturally open up - where you might be pushing too early - where you might be holding back unnecessarily That awareness is the win. Hope this helps…let us know if you have any questions! - Tom

In Week 1, we focused on clarity. In Week 2, we turned that clarity into a clear offer. Week 3 is where things start to move. This week is about how your offer shows up in real conversations — without scripts, pressure, or selling. We’ll focus on: - Talking about what you do without pitching - Starting conversations that feel natural - Creating momentum through clarity, not tactics Most people stall here not because they lack skill, but because they’re unsure how to introduce what they do confidently. That’s what this week is designed to help with. Week 3 content is now live in the Classroom > 12-Week Freelance Roadmap > Week 3: Creating Real Conversations Take your time with it — the goal is comfort, not speed. We’ll keep building from here. — Tom

Last week, we focused on clarity before action: - Who you help - What problem you solve - What outcome you create That work matters—because clarity without translation still leaves people stuck. Week 2 is about turning that clarity into a clear, confident offer. Not hype. Not pressure. Not clever tactics. Just something people understand and can say yes to. Inside Week 2, we cover: - What an offer actually is (and what it isn’t) - How to translate clarity into plain, business-ready language - Why confidence comes from clarity—not scripts - Practical exercises to pressure-test your offer before you use it in the real world If you’ve ever felt awkward explaining what you do—or unsure how to talk about it without over-explaining—this week is for you. 👉 Head to the Classroom → 12-Week Freelance Roadmap → Week 2: Turning Clarity Into a Clear Offer We’ll keep building from here.