You've been working in the charity sector for years, now you’re freelancing.

You're good at what you do.

But your replying to emails on your day off and carrying client problems around in your head long after you've shut your laptop.

What if you could build a business that gives you better choices, about which clients you work with, what you charge, and when you stop for the day?

3 Decisions Charity Freelancers Need to Make This Autumn

📅 Date: Thursday 10th September
🕛 Time: 10am - 11am BST
Followed by 30-minutes of free live coaching
📍 Where: Live on Zoom

Join me live for a free workshop for charity freelancers who want to do good work, on their own terms.

The recording will be available for 48 hours, but if you can, join live. The live coaching and Q&A at the end that won't be included in the recording.

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Does this feel familiar?

You wanted the clients.
You wanted freedom.
You wanted to do good work, on your own terms.

And now? You're busy. Maybe really busy.

Which should feel like success.

But instead…

  • You're replying to client emails on your day off.

  • You're squeezing "just one more thing" into projects that were already full.

  • You're saying yes before you've had a chance to ask whether you actually want the work.

  • You're carrying client problems around in your head long after you've shut your laptop.

And everything you've been meaning to do for your business – reviewing your prices, refining your services, planning ahead, marketing yourself – keeps getting pushed to next week.

Because client work comes first. Again. Then another enquiry arrives.

And instead of asking, "Is this the right opportunity for me?"

you find yourself wondering, "How on earth could I fit this in?"

If you've found yourself there, I'd love you to join me.

If that's where you are, this workshop is for you.

Being busy isn't necessarily the problem.

In many ways, it's what you've worked so hard for.
You've built a reputation.
People recommend you.
Clients come back.
Your experience means organisations trust you with important work.

That's something to be proud of.

But there's a point where the challenge changes. It's no longer about getting more clients. It's about building a business that can actually hold the success you've already created.

Because when your business can't hold that success…everything depends on you.

You become…
The safety net.
The project manager.
The relationship manager.
The boundary setter.
The business developer.
The finance team.
The strategist.
The person making every difficult decision on your own.

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During this free workshop, I’ll share the 3 decisions charity freelancers need to make this autumn, so you can continue doing meaningful work without burning out by Christmas.

1. How to protect your capacity

Most freelancers measure capacity by the number of days they've sold. But that's only part of the story. We'll explore the invisible work you're carrying, stakeholder management, unclear briefs, emotional labour, context switching, "quick questions" and everything else that quietly fills your week. So you can make better decisions about the work you take on.

2. How to create more choice

When client work always gets the best of your time, your own business gets whatever's left.

Marketing stops.
Pricing stays the same.
Business development becomes something you'll do "when things calm down."

We'll explore how to create enough space to make intentional decisions about your business instead of constantly reacting to what's in front of you.

3. How to build a business that doesn't rely on you carrying everything alone

Freelancing gives us independence.

It can also leave us making every difficult decision by ourselves.

We'll talk about why sustainable businesses aren't built through willpower alone, and why the right support can completely change the way you run your business.

This isn't another workshop about time management.

You already know boundaries matter.
You already know you should review your pricing.
You already know you need to spend more time working on your business instead of only in it.

The difficult bit isn't knowing.

It's making those decisions when there are real clients, real causes, real relationships and real money attached.

This workshop is for you if...

You find it difficult to say no, even when your capacity is already stretched.

  • You'd like to earn more without simply working more.

  • Your own business always comes second to client work.

  • You regularly do work that was never really part of the original brief.

  • You know you need to make changes but struggle to find the time or headspace.

  • You miss having trusted people to sense-check difficult business decisions with.

If you found yourself nodding along to several of those…register below.

This is about building a business that gives you better choices, about which clients you work with, what you charge, and when you stop for the day.

This workshop probably isn't for you if...

  • You're looking for advice on winning your very first freelance client.

  • You're looking for productivity hacks to squeeze more work into an already full week.

  • Or your goal is simply to grow as quickly as possible.

  • You want to earn millions while sitting on a beach in Bali.

Save your spot

By registering for this free workshop, you will also be added to my mailing list.
I will keep your email address very safe, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Hi, I’m Bethany

Coach, business mentor and consultant supporting charity freelancers to build steady, sustainable businesses.

I’ve worked in the charity sector since 2010, went freelance in 2020, and now work with experienced freelancers who are booked and busy, but tired of their income being dictated by how many days they can sell.

I run Freelancers for Good™, a programme that helps charity freelancers redesign their business model, services, and workload so their work feels steadier, more contained, and genuinely sustainable.

I’ve been coaching charity professionals and freelancers since 2020.

And something I've become fascinated by is what happens when experienced charity professionals become freelancers.

We leave the job.
We leave the manager.
We leave the organisation.

But we don't necessarily leave behind the ways of working we've learnt along the way.

The urgency.
The over-responsibility.
The desire to be helpful.
The difficulty disappointing people.
The instinct to give a little bit more because the work matters.

Those things can make us bloody brilliant at what we do and they can also make freelancing exhausting.

So, I created Freelancers for Good™ because there's another way to build a successful freelance business.

One where you can do meaningful work, earn well and care deeply about your clients...

without building a business that only works because you're constantly stretching yourself to hold it together.

And that's what we'll start exploring together in this workshop.

Join me live to learn the 3 Decisions Charity Freelancers Need to Make This Autumn

So you can continue doing meaningful work without burning out by Christmas.

📅 Thursday 10th September
🕛 10am - 11am BST
💬 Followed by 30-minutes of live coaching and Q&A
📍 Online
🎟️ Free

Bring a notebook and one real business challenge you've been turning over in your head.

We'll make time for coaching at the end, so you can ask questions about your own situation and experience what it's like to think differently about your business.

One final thought...

For years we've been told that success means doing more.

More clients.
More work.
More growth.

But that's not what most experienced charity freelancers are looking for.

They're looking for enough.

Enough income to feel secure.
Enough confidence to charge properly.
Enough boundaries to protect their time.
Enough space to think.
Enough energy to enjoy the business they've worked so hard to build.

If that sounds like the kind of business you want…

I'd love you to join me.

You probably don't need someone telling you that boundaries are important. Building those things into your business when there's real money, real relationships, real causes, and real client goodwill attached. That's the conversation we're going to have.