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Break the project into smaller tasks

When you win a huge freelance project, don't rush to commit to a deadline. Instead, pause and evaluate the project properly.

Break the project down into smaller tasks. It helps to see large tasks as more doable. It also creates a clear view of the workflow and project requirements.

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