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Failing my first freelance job — inclusive design
The second tip I can share with you from failing my first freelance job (2/3)
This is a series of 3 articles, with every article I share with you one lesson I learned from failing my UX freelance job.

It was devastating, I was exhausted and I suddenly lost my motivation completely. At first, I didn’t know exactly what the cause was of my down period. Not much later I realized I had to analyze my life and the past period to see what major change has taken place. When I started to analyze my life, I soon found out that there didn’t happen any major changes in my life the last couple of months, except for one. I’d failed my freelance job. Funny thing, I didn’t even realize it yet. But that moment when I started analyzing it came to me that this job is no longer and I’m done here.
Recap
The previous article I touched upon the fact that answering an open question. The question wasn’t formulated according to the SMART principles which made it a tough start. (if you missed the story see below)