Workshop - WHAT ARE YOU WORTH?
Pricing Your Work for a Sustainable Music Career, Without Tying It to Your Self-Worth
Presented by:
ESNS
FRI
15 Jan -
12:00 -
13:00 -
Oosterpoort - Ronde Kamer
Safety & mental health,
Education & talent development,
NEXT GEN,
Finance & funding
English spoken
For many music freelancers, setting a price is about more than money. Confidence, self-worth and the fear of losing opportunities can make it difficult to distinguish what your work is worth from what you are worth. Yet sustainable pricing is essential to financial security, mental wellbeing and a lasting creative career.
In this one-hour interactive workshop, you’ll bring a real pricing question from your own practice, whether for a studio session, live performance or freelance day rate. Together, we’ll explore what your price needs to account for, from time, expertise and costs to the often invisible work behind freelancing. You’ll learn to establish clear pricing anchors and negotiate with confidence, without undervaluing yourself.
Because pricing sustainably isn't simply about earning more. It's about protecting your time, setting boundaries and creating the financial stability to keep doing the work you care about. Bring a real case. Leave with concrete price points, practical negotiating tools and a healthier perspective on the value of your work.
Everyone is welcome. FLINTA music professionals and young professionals are especially encouraged to join.
In this one-hour interactive workshop, you’ll bring a real pricing question from your own practice, whether for a studio session, live performance or freelance day rate. Together, we’ll explore what your price needs to account for, from time, expertise and costs to the often invisible work behind freelancing. You’ll learn to establish clear pricing anchors and negotiate with confidence, without undervaluing yourself.
Because pricing sustainably isn't simply about earning more. It's about protecting your time, setting boundaries and creating the financial stability to keep doing the work you care about. Bring a real case. Leave with concrete price points, practical negotiating tools and a healthier perspective on the value of your work.
Everyone is welcome. FLINTA music professionals and young professionals are especially encouraged to join.