Getting a couple of new clients is a good step forward. Referrals are good, but you really can pick up momentum on those numbers if you can advertise your business. Are you able to operate as a legal business from home where you are? I have been coaching an artist who had a home studio, but wasn't signed off by the health board, so she basically had to tattoo in secret, only with friends & their referrals. It felt like a good set up, but she actually couldn't see that it was holding her back. She just took a portfolio of her work & started working from an established studio & she is really busy now. Getting lots of practice & really building that momentum of new clients & referrals on a much bigger scale. I think her goal will to be to go back to working half of her time back in her studio once it is legal.