Jasmine Designs

No one ever went broke helping others make money.

You need to be big enough to serve someone but small enough to know them.

Both these sentences form the basis of why I do what I do and why I am OBSESSED with helping creatives make cash and land clients they adore. To help them finally make freelancing feel worth it.

Cos it can be SO WORTH IT when you charge the prices you’re too scared to.

I’m here to help you build the six-figure freelance business you quit your 9-5 for. The one you thought you’d have by now.

Let’s build it together

The thing is, you’ve probably already decided.

You know the rate you want to charge.
You know the client you need to let go.
You know the thing you’ve been putting off because starting it makes it real.

And reality comes with responsibility. Which kinda feels uncomfortable, right?

But comfort is a very persuasive liar.

It’ll dress itself up as patience, practicality, “not the right time.” But you know the difference between waiting for the right moment and just waiting.

The next move has been obvious for a while.
You’re just negotiating the cost of making it.
While spending mental calories and emotional energy anyway.

Stop. You already know what to do. Do it.

Today I was on Ticker talking about all things Claude Design and how it’s sending many designers into an absolute freak out.

Because if the AI is now the one doing the slide decks, building the landing pages, coding and coworking and creating things for clients… where does that leave them?

And I get it, truly I do. When Claude Design was mentioned on a call this week, my face had subtitles I needed to hide.

But like most innovation, there are good parts and bad parts. But here’s what to remember if you’re a designer mid-spiral…

1. Claude Design has killed the excuses, but not the designers
2. If your job can be swapped for a prompt, that’s not your genius
3. Those designers scared are likely the same selling software access and hours rather than expertise.

Those who are going to make this new era work for them will be the ones who see problems before they exist and sell the solution, who focus on the personal connection than the prompt engineering and who utilised AI for the service it is in harmony with their own skills

Anyway, that’s my two cents
Obviously said in Kent Brockman voiceover…