Web Devs: say goodbye to endless project headaches and client wrangling
Save projects spiraling out of control or, better yet, run them on YOUR terms from the get-go.
Are you stuck saying "yes" to every client request, only to feel frustrated by scope creep, missed deadlines, or late payments?
The Power Shift Playbook gives you no-guesswork guidance to use when navigating the most common sticky situations with clients—without burning bridges.
It’s time to put an end to people-pleasing and get your projects (and your sanity!) back on track.
But don't take my word for it:
Getting to know Megan and the way she works was a huge bonus. She makes everything super clear and is such a leader guiding the process, making you feel secure and supported. She is a strong communicator and clear with everyone's expectations during every step.
You do amazing work and communicate your timelines and boundaries so clearly and with such love that I know I'm getting exactly what I expect.
Besides the creative ability, one of the most important things I need in a developer is a good communicator who is highly organized and can finish the work on time, and Megan is really good with this. I have honestly learned so much from your airtight processes. I love how organized you are and have incorporated a lot of that organization in your project management into how I work with my own clients.
Struggling with projects that never end? Getting ghosted on payments? Clients totally nonchalant about sending feedback? These battle-tested scripts help you handle tricky moments without awkwardness or burned bridges.
Learn the 3 essential pieces of showing up as the authority in your projects so that clients respect you from the get-go.
Stop clients from overstepping with a boundary-setting strategy that actually works—protecting your time without pushing good clients away.
See how one freelance web developer went from overworked & overwhelmed to feeling confident & in control of her business—and how you can, too.
I know you didn’t come here for my life story, but stick with me—you just might relate.
In 2016, I dove into freelance web development, excited but totally winging it. My business took off faster than I expected… but I was working nonstop, undercharging, and running myself into the ground. By 2018, I was so burned out I shut everything down, convinced freelancing just wasn’t sustainable.
But—man plans, and God laughs. 😅
By the end of that year, I found myself back in business, this time as a single mom with two kids, a dog, and zero space for burnout. I had no choice but to do things differently—charging what I was worth, focusing on work/life balance, and running projects on MY terms.
Fast forward to today:
This transformation is what inspired me to create Dev Biz Best Friend—so you don’t have to learn those lessons the hard way like I did. 🫶🏻
You are a collaborator, a problem-solver, and an expert.
Go ahead: own that expertise.