My goal over the past ten years has been to do whatever I can to make myself unbreakable.

By that I mean: I want to minimize the number of events outside my control that can seriously disrupt my life. I want to be in charge of as many aspects of it as possible.

This week we've talked about freelancing -- an excellent, and rapidly growing, way to make yourself unbreakable.

And I've introduced you to my friend Henry Bingaman, whose endorsements read like a who's-who of his field.

He's an expert on how to transition to freelancing, even when you think you can't.

First, he's going to walk you through a skill stack exercise that will help nail down exactly what you have to offer -- and this applies in particular to all of you who think you're just average and have nothing special to offer.

Then he'll show you how to land the ideal kind of client (easy to work with, and willing to pay top dollar) and how to avoid the nightmare kind.

Then he'll show you how to keep those clients over the long haul, and get them to a point where they'll pay whatever your rate is and couldn't imagine replacing you.

But as you'll see, there's a lot more than even this, about accelerating your income as a freelancer, saving on taxes, and even getting a better deal on health care.

The $300 Woods discount expires tomorrow. The link:

https://www.tomwoods.com/henry

Tom Woods