The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing
Take a step toward your freelancing career with some help from a freelancer with 20 years of experience and become the boss of you!
You know that feeling?
That feeling you get when you want to start something new, but you hold back because you don't know everything you think you should know before you start? I know that feeling. Helping you get rid of that feeling is what The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing is all about - arming and empowering you to go out on your own and freelance like a champ.
In this course, Ed shares the things he did right and the mistakes he made while building his freelancing business over the past twenty years.
At the heart of Ed's work is his success equation.
Ed's Success Equation
EDUCATION + ENTERTAINMENT + EMPOWERMENT = SUCCESS
Education
20 self-paced lessons designed by a freelancer with 20 years of expertise to help you become the boss of you.
Entertainment
Ed's acting experience makes boring things like accounting, business structure, and workflow actually fun.
Empowerment
Hone your skills and boost your knowledge to become a member of a thriving community of freelancers.
Should the Price go here? For $X you get 10 courses. That's only $10 per lesson!
The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing is available on multiple devices wherever you have an internet connection. There is a 7-day 100% money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied.
Start Your Freelance Journey Here"I've never left a class feeling so energized. I don't know how Ed does it. You leave and you're inspired."
Chris Choate
Past Student
Ed's Journey
Small town values, big time business
This course is my journey in course form with all of the successes of course, but more importantly the failure so that you can learn from my mistakes before you make them.
This year marks my 20th anniversary as a freelancer. My entrepreneurial spirit emerged early. I was probably between 8 and 10 years old. I remember very clearly three jobs I had as a kid. Looking back, these were the gigs that helped me develop my freelancing sea legs.
My earliest freelance gig was picking up corn cobs from a cornfield. The farmer of the land paid me to pick up corn cobs in the fields around our house after the corn had been harvested. He wanted to feed them to his cattle. They were beef cattle. He didn't need those corncobs and I don't remember how much he paid me per bushel, but it sure was nice of him and also taught me the value of hard work.
For my next gig I guess you could say I stayed in the agriculture industry. I picked snap beans at a local farm. I think we got something like $1.00/bushel if that. I did this to earn money for our summer vacation to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. America's Roller Coast.
My third gig was certainly my most ambitious. I sold greeting cards and stationary door-to-door to family and friends to earn enough money to buy a cheap 35mm camera. I was so proud of that camera and remember the day I received it in the mail.
The Top 5 Questions about The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing
Your interest is piqued. Now, you've just got a couple of remaining unanswered questions.
The course is about learning how to start your own business and avoid the mistakes that many people make when first starting out.
With over 20 years of freelancing experience, I've distilled everything you need to know, with none of the fluff and filler that isn’t relevant or important.
All of which is delivered by me, Ed Hohlbein, who has worked with hundreds of people across the country <the ins and outs of this would be a list of all the things I've done or a small snippet from COS.>
Now it’s your turn.
Artists, actors, new, old, any type of freelancer.
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Yes! And you'll have lifetime access so whether you choose to binge watch the content and start being the boss of you immediately, or take it one step at a time, the content is here to support you.
Within 7 days, just let us know that you aren't 100% happy with The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing (for whatever reason) and we'll refund 100% of your investment.
If after 7 days your are not completely satisfied with this course, you can request a no questions asked refund. Well one request - just share with me how I can do better to serve course participants in the future. Just email me at X.
"Ed was a fantastic teacher! He made me feel comfortable trying new things that were originally out of my comfort zone. He communicated effectively and chose great exercises that both encouraged and challenged us."
Phoebe Elliot Claggett
Recording Artist & Songwriter Phoebe Elliot Music
The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing
Start your freelancing career with some help from a business owner with 20 years of experience. Take the step to become the boss of you today!
Get everything you need to be the boss of you and start your freelancing business.
Module 1 - Starting where you are with what you have
Module 2 - Staying focused on serving others
Module 3 - Determining the best business structure for your freelancing business
Module 4 - Understanding federal and state requirements for freelancers
Module 5 - Deciding what types of insurance you'll need
Module 6 - Leveraging small business accounting basics
Module 7 - Setting your prices
Module 8 - Approaching your work with a sense of creativity
Module 9 - Exploring applications that streamline your workflow and save you time
Module 10 - ???
Ed's Journey
This year marks my 20th anniversary as a freelancer. My entrepreneurial spirit emerged early. I was probably between 8 and 10 years old. I remember very clearly three jobs I had as a kid. Looking back, these were the gigs that helped me develop my freelancing sea legs.
My earliest freelance gig was picking up corn cobs from a cornfield. The farmer of the land paid me to pick up corn cobs in the fields around our house after the corn had been harvested. He wanted to feed them to his cattle. They were beef cattle. He didn't need those corncobs and I don't remember how much he paid me per bushel, but it sure was nice of him and also taught me the value of hard work.
For my next gig I guess you could say I stayed in the agriculture industry. I picked snap beans at a local farm. I think we got something like $1.00/bushel if that. I did this to earn money for our summer vacation to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. America's Roller Coast.
My third gig was certainly my most ambitious. I sold greeting cards and stationary door-to-door to family and friends to earn enough money to buy a cheap 35mm camera. I was so proud of that camera and remember the day I received it in the mail.
Start Your Freelance Journey Here
The Nuts and Bolts of Freelancing
You've learned the 3 truths about freelancing. Now take the next step. Start your freelancing career with some help from a business owner with 20 years of experience and become the boss of you!
