In this clip, Alex breaks down the exact framework he’s used to attract dream clients—and it’s way more practical (and honestly, simpler) than most people want it to be. We talk about why building concept projects that specifically target the kind of clients you actually want can change everything. Alex explains how to treat your platform like fishing: you cast intentionally, you don’t chase every bite, and when you finally land a great client, you go all-in and build real momentum from there. I push back on him a bit because the advice can sound almost too simple—like, “Okay… but does that really work?” And Alex doesn’t dodge it. He’s super clear that referrals have always been his strongest pipeline, and this approach is what helped create those opportunities in the first place. We also connect it to the Atomic Habits idea of the “plateau of latent potential”—that frustrating season where you’re doing the work and seeing nothing… right before the results finally show up. If you’ve been feeling stuck, overlooked, or like your design career isn’t growing fast enough, this conversation might be the reset you need.... Remember to Subscribe https://goo.gl/6vCw64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🏆 //////////// Grow your career and level up skills through on-demand courses, live trainings, and a thriving community.: https://designchamps.io/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🎨 ////////// I Design in Figma https://psxid.figma.com/ixbomhqzoiy0 🖥️ ////////// I build websites in Framer https://framer.link/jesse 📅 ////////// I run my life with Notion https://affiliate.notion.so/tokendsfahjf 🎵 ////////// Take your films to the next level with music from Musicbed. Sign up for a free account to listen for yourself: https://fm.pxf.io/c/1372011/1347628/16252

In this clip, Alex breaks down the exact framework he’s used to attract dream clients—and it’s way more practical (and honestly, simpler) than most people want it to be. We talk about why building concept projects that specifically target the kind of clients you actually want can change everything. Alex explains how to treat your platform like fishing: you cast intentionally, you don’t chase every bite, and when you finally land a great client, you go all-in and build real momentum from there. I push back on him a bit because the advice can sound almost too simple—like, “Okay… but does that really work?” And Alex doesn’t dodge it. He’s super clear that referrals have always been his strongest pipeline, and this approach is what helped create those opportunities in the first place. We also connect it to the Atomic Habits idea of the “plateau of latent potential”—that frustrating season where you’re doing the work and seeing nothing… right before the results finally show up. If you’ve been feeling stuck, overlooked, or like your design career isn’t growing fast enough, this conversation might be the reset you need.... Remember to Subscribe https://goo.gl/6vCw64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🏆 //////////// Grow your career and level up skills through on-demand courses, live trainings, and a thriving community.: https://designchamps.io/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🎨 ////////// I Design in Figma https://psxid.figma.com/ixbomhqzoiy0 🖥️ ////////// I build websites in Framer https://framer.link/jesse 📅 ////////// I run my life with Notion https://affiliate.notion.so/tokendsfahjf 🎵 ////////// Take your films to the next level with music from Musicbed. Sign up for a free account to listen for yourself: https://fm.pxf.io/c/1372011/1347628/16252