217: How This Freelance Fashion Designer Doubled Her Rates
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Get the eviction notice ready for the imposter syndrome that's moved in!  Imposter syndrome is something so many freelance fashion designers struggle with in their careers.  Amanda Thome was one of them but figured out how to kick it to the curb and double her rates...with an existing client!  We talk about the importance of a supportive community, her struggle with imposter syndrome, and her motivation after sending her biggest invoice yet! If you wanna increase your rates or you just need a big old confidence boost that you can do this freelancing thing, you're gonna love this episode. About Amanda: Amanda Thomé is a knitwear designer based in Brooklyn, NY. She studied fashion design at FIT and specialized in knitwear during her master's in the UK. She began freelancing with small brands in Paris and is now based in NYC, working with brands like Goldie LeWinter, Fang NYC, and Ellis Littles. Her designs are influenced by her multicultural upbringing, resulting in a style that's youthful, experimental, and emotionally driven. Connect with Amanda: Visit her website Email at: [email protected] Follow on Instagram @thome_studio Connect on Linkedin  Sick of being tied to a desk and want more freedom in your day, snag my free training: How to Freelance in Fashion (even if you're terrified you don't have all the answers) by clicking here.
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