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How do you create an invoice as a freelancer? Coming up. Hello and welcome back to the Freelanceverse. And I hope you are doing well. Thank you so much for coming back to the channel. This week I would like to talk you about the sweet joy of invoicing. Well I said sweet joy, I actually don't like it at all to do invoicing. It's quite of a tedious task. But in the end it's still very cool because it's how we get paid. It's our salary, right? So it's very important that you do it regularly. To how I'm gonna structure this video I'm gonna first tell you about invoicing in general. A few things about taxes, a few things about regularity. When to do it, etc, what's the benefit. And then I think the best it's just a practical example. So I'm gonna switch to this screen and then show you how I actually do my invoices and show you a final product of a performed invoice that I can show you. And I will also link in the description below a template to this, so if you want to use what I'm using, feel free to do so. So as I said in the beginning regularity is really important when it comes to invoicing. You want to have a fixed date or a fixed date in the week kind off when you do your invoices. Some people do it at the end of the week for example, some people do it once a month. Some maybe once a quarter even, which is too late for my opinion. How I do it is once a month, every first monday of every month. And if by any change like tomorrow actually will be the first Monday in April but it's Easter's Monday. So I'm not gonna work, I'm just gonna do it on Tuesday. And if you have this kind of system it's best to just stick with it and do it whatever happens. I know it can be hard sometimes because uhh, the more clients you have, the more different clients you have. Every one will have some kind of different system. So it takes a lot of time to do invoicing. And when I do invoicing it takes maybe, between 1 and 2 hours. And of course that a big chunk out of a working day, right? In the beginning I used to do it in the weekend because I didn't wanted to do unpaid work during the week. But then I realized it's just part of it, right? Just have to calculate it into your price in the beginning. Now I try to do it every first Monday and it works quite well. Now, why regularity is really important is because if you really stick to it, you do invoices always in the same day then you will also get paid always in the same rhythm, right? At least if you have really well-paying clients, which...