Micro-loans, venture capital, etc.
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I've got all the equipment I need to operate for the time being. I've been working from home for almost two years, so my overhead is minimal. I've got a bread/butter client that brings in consistent (retainer) income. But it's so much work I don't have time to look for new clients, manage the current workflow, and have a life all at the same time.
Basically, I've maxed out on what one person can reasonably accomplish, I need to diversify (too much business flowing in one direction), but I can't afford to scale back, and reaching out to new prospects takes time.
If I was still single I might just buckle down and work 24/7 till I have enough work to bring in more than occasional freelance support. But as a father and husband, that's not a responsible or sustainable option.