5x Income By Going All-In on Webflow Freelancing (w/ Grace Walker)

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Do you feel it’s time to transition from your full-time or part-time job to freelancing? Then this video is for you. Having made the switch from a full-time job to building her own business, Grace Walker shares her experience and journey into freelancing.
Find Grace on:
www.gracewalker.ca/
/ graceongrid
📽️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:17 - Who is Grace?
08:10 - Transitioning into freelance
19:50 - Joining the webflow community through twitter
26:48 - Earning as a single freelancer
30:10 - Setting goals
32:11 - Managing workload
39:03 - What I would have done differently
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[@amossymindset]

Oh my god, less than two minutes in and I relate so much to Grace! I recently lost my job as a software engineer & have always loved design. Had a friend introduce me to webflow a few days ago & I haven't even wanted to sleep, I'm absorbing so much. I cannot thank ya'll enough for providing such high quality content to us wanting to make a change. You are truly a gift.

[@PaytonClarkSmith]

I make sure to always click on everything that has Grace in it! This was a fun listen

[@Darkraystudio]

Super excited. Amazing to watch and learn. Thanks Grace

[@Piermusic]

Thank you for this wonderful interview, both! I've just kicked off my agency, and this is inspiring :)

[@DanStPeter]

Great conversation by two great people and Webflow rockstars!

[@voxus4239]

Another extremely valuable video as always!

[@muhammadsairkhan7205]

Great Conversation Both Ran and Grace. Thanks a lot

[@infinitedesigns_io]

Great chat! Very inspiring and useful!

[@Jubaer5]

Really Amazing Story, Ran😊!

[@staticmotion1628]

Great interview thank you for these very very inspring

[@rileydesign]

Super great convo!

[@itsalejandroe]

Pretty good episode, would've loved to hear on her journey getting clients as she only mentioned about it briefly like colleague work and upwork which didn't worked

[@neeshsamsi]

She did say that at the end of the day she started receiving her clients through her existing network through colleagues from the studio she was working at. I think that although freelance websites work out for some people. The good old fashioned word of mouth does come out on top in the end

[@flying_salt]

Thanks for the Framework. I think it models freelance-client relationships pretty well.

[@FluxAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fiftyshadesofurban]

I came here because of that comment she made on that other video. I am blown away that someone can make that much money with Webflow. When I saw your webflow in 16 minutes video I was like... "This is like a GUI for web development" :D I heard all this stuff about the learning curve but for me it was all like getting a GUI version of a terminal program. "It's like GVIM for vi" .. I'm sure it's more complicated than that but I am really excited about this because finally a drag and drop -ish web editor that isn't complete garbage.

[@PhilipTrott]

Big fan of Grace. She’s been a great inspiration for me

[@crooker2]

Shout out to Calgary. I lived there for 20 years. Great video!

[@madarauchiha5433]

So graceful

[@pablogday]

40:47 Edgar Allan shout out 🎉

[@crooker2]

Replace 'twitter' with 'discord' and you're closer to my case. I use discord to communicate with remote colleagues. I've never been a Twitter person.

[@archiee1337]

Wonderful person!

[@bls512]

Insightful talk! p.s. brilliant name

[@mydopepr]

Any promo codes for Webflow?

[@Kainuwa]

38:42 Love ya Mom!

[@jzajzz]

2:38 it was at this moment we all realized she was not American

[@mgoodkin]

I just started watching this video. You've probably answered this question before: I use WordPress, with Elementor Pro. What would you consider to be the advantages of Webflow over WordPress?

[@Psyshimmer]

Others can give you different answers, but one of the big ones for me is that Webflow uses AWS for its hosting capabilities, which gives you as the designer a ton of flexibility in the kinds of assets you can use. Videos, high-res pictures, complex animations all load extremely quickly and don't detract from the professionalism of the site with prolonged loading times.