The main problem for any designer is not finding inspiration, but perseverance and efficiency. There are 4 basic rules that every designer should know. They will help you become more productive and successful.
Instructions
Step 1
Don't work with all clients in a row. Only take orders from people you really like. Practice shows that it is better to take a cheap order from a good customer than an expensive one from a bad one. Constant nagging and criticism destroys any motivation, which will eventually lead to dislike for the job.
Step 2
Don't get a job if possible. Freelancing provides a designer with many more options than hiring a regular. In addition to the fact that you can make more money, you will independently determine how much to work, what orders to take and how to plan your free time.
Step 3
Practice more. Knowledge of theory is, of course, a necessary characteristic of any designer, but it is practice that determines the level of your professionalism. Which surgeon do you think people turn to more often: to the one who recently left the university, or to the one who has already performed hundreds of operations? Of course, to the more experienced one. In the case of design, the situation is similar.
Step 4
Less is not always good. Many designers believe that it is better to do less work, but do it better. Practice shows that an increase in the number of jobs does not greatly affect the quality. However, the profit received can differ significantly.
