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Navigating Pricing While Knowing Your Worth

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Navigating Pricing While Knowing Your Worth
Some of us were raised to believe that talk about money, politics and religion had no place in polite conversation. So that means we are definitely diving into a discussion about money–pricing, specifically. We're sharpening our pencils and talking about how we derive pricing and how to communicate it.

In the creative industry, entrepreneurs often tend to avoid conversations regarding pricing. There's a delicate dance surrounding money, but getting your pricing right from the start can help avoid expensive mistakes later on.

So now, the cat's out of the (money)bag. We're getting transparent about prices: how entrepreneurs can calculate cost, choosing between price-per-task or hourly rates, and–most importantly–knowing what you're worth. We also touch on financial perceptions, and discuss that sweet spot where "premium" overlaps with value. Because, more often than not, those hush-hush conversations your mother told you not to talk about at the dinner table are conversations worth having.

Smoky Nail

Smoky Nail

Whiskey
Smoky Nail
Smoky Nail brings a bit of a smoky aftertaste to the traditional Rusty Nail with Laphroaig Lore Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Starting with a spicy chili bite and finishing off with a sweet aftertaste, this drink is rich and classically peaty. Mix in a bit of Drambuie and lemon, and before you know it you'll be longing for a seat by the campfire on a crisp, fall night.

Ingredients

  • 1.5 oz. Laphroaig Lore Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  • 1/2 oz. Drambuie
  • 1 twist lemon peel, to garnish

Preparation

  1. Fill an Old Fashioned glass to the top with ice.
  2. Pour in the Scotch and Drambuie.
  3. Stir, then drop in your lemon peel and enjoy.

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