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Pin the hours so they do not slide
A written weekly maximum is the pin. Extra hours without it slide into sleep and the day job.
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Side work holds when leftover hours are pinned, not left to slide
A pin block holds a piece so it cannot slide while you work. Pin Block applies that to side income: pin leftover hours, a real rate and a weekly record so extra work stays put against the rest of the week.
Pin the hours
A weekly maximum, held so extra evenings cannot slide.
Pin the rate
Hold fees, unpaid time and tax in view. That is the remaining pay.
Pin the record
One sheet a week: payments, costs and set-aside.
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Pin the rate before you accept
Headline pay can slide after fees and unpaid time. Pin those costs before you say yes.
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A weekly pin of records
One sheet a week: payments in, costs out, tax set aside. A bench with no pin lets the week walk.
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Offers that leave the work loose
Some offers ask you to pay, train unpaid or wait for a later rate. Those jobs have no pin.
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