To all the people commenting and DM-ing me about the Premium upgrade--we finally got it done! Quick FAQ before you upgrade: 1️⃣ What's in Premium? 👉 As of today, September 5, 2026, Premium nets you access to ALL of the following: 🎁 Profile Professor ($9 standalone) 🎁 Retirement Proposal ($27 standalone) 🎁 Upwork Backwards ($97 standalone) 🎁 Upwork Audit Vault ($100 standalone) 🎁 Raze Your Rates ($297 standalone) 2️⃣ How much does it cost? 👉 Premium currently costs $20 per month, or $200 when you pay per year--saving you two months. 3️⃣ Can I cancel whenever I want? 👉 Yes, you can cancel whenever you want. However, paid tiers are "in once, out once." Because Premium gives such a massive discount on my offers and will include more products as time goes on, anyone who cancels will be barred from rejoining the premium tier and be permanently set to the Standard tier. You will NOT be blocked from purchasing standalone products. When I add a VIP tier, you may downgrade from VIP to Premium once, and only once. 4️⃣ Is this only for Upwork? 👉 The current offerings skew heavily toward Upwork, with the exception of Raze Your Rates. Future offerings will cover different channels for acquiring customers, such as cold email, social media outreach, ads, etc. If there's a particular channel YOU want to see, create a community post about it, or DM me. 5️⃣ Where do I sign up? 👉 Go here and select "Premium." Any other questions, drop them below. The wind beneath your wings, Nick "Mr. 6" Bandy

Welcome to Six-Figure Freelancers! We help you fill your pipeline with Green-Flag Clients who pay well and leave you the heck ALONE! We also help you run a low-stress freelance biz that doesn’t keep you up at night or interrupt dinner with DM notifications! 6️⃣ We are SIXers. And we are still BUILDING this place, brick by brick. Keep your eyes out for more of the good stuff. — Nick 👋 PS Please say "Hi" + tell me… ❓ What do you do, and where did your last client come from? And when you're all finished, here are some more SFF resources to help you find your next Green Flag Client... 👇👇👇 👉 Glossary & Housekeeping | How to talk and walk like a Six-Figure Freelancer

You're not bad at this. You just haven't fired enough rounds to find out either way. TARGETS won the recent poll and it wasn't close. So let's go back to Path 3 for a second. You’ve got three dials to adjust. 🎯 TARGETS, who you aim at. 💣 PAYLOAD, what you drop on them. ⏰ TIMING, when you show up in front of them. If you get TARGETS right, everything downstream gets easier and cheaper. Get it wrong and you can write the best pitch of your life and get nothing back. Do you know what zeroing is? When you first pick up a new rifle, the sights—the thing that helps you aim and hit your target—are almost certainly wrong. So you take it to the range and you fire a group. Not one shot. Five, ten shots at the same target, same way, no fiddling. Then you walk up and look at where they actually landed. They're never in the middle. They're two inches left and low. So you adjust the sights, fire another group, and check again. That's zeroing. And here's the first piece that matters for you: You cannot zero something you have never fired. The misses aren't failure. The misses ARE the data. There is no other way to get it. Now. Three people walk onto the range. The first fires ten rounds, sees they're scattered, decides the rifle is junk and goes home. He blames the range, his gun, the wind...he learned nothing and he's now certain of something false. The second one never fires at all, because he's still waiting for a target good enough to be worth the ammunition. He's been standing there for three months. His sights are exactly as wrong as they were in the shop. The third one won't fire because he's decided he's a bad shot. He's decided it in advance, without evidence, about a rifle that has never been zeroed. Which was never going to shoot straight for anybody. Same outcome for all three. 🟥 No data, no adjustment, no hits. That's TARGETS. Not "aim better." Fire enough rounds to find out where you're actually pointing. Fire a group → read where it landed → adjust once → fire another group.