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What should you do when you're asked by someone to work for free? There are only 2 instances where I'd take a job without pay. 1. If I was brand new and just starting out and realllllly wanted to get some experience making balloons in front of people. Just know that you CAN get this experience AND get paid for it, but if you don't want to wait for a paying job to come along and just want the practice, then go for it. 2. If I felt really strongly supportive of the organization or event and if it was something I would donate to anyway to support the cause, then doing some work for free as a donation for a couple hours would make me feel really good and I'd be proud to support that. If you would like to do charity work every now and then I recommend deciding at the beginning of the year which organizations you're going to donate your services to and stick to that plan as best as possible. Some things to consider if you are thinking about working for free: * Are the people who are likely to be attending this event your target market? Would the time you invest in this pay off in the form of bookings? * Also be prepared, if you take this event, for them to come back EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR. and ask you to do this same deal again for them. Decide if that's something you want to be asked over and over and how or if you want to deal with that situation. Ultimately the decision is up to you and I don't judge anyone who decides that doing some work for free is the best choice for them. I just wanted to equip you with some pointers and things to think about when making your decision about whether you should agree to work for free or not. If you want more of my best tips and tricks for working as a balloon artist, make sure to grab my free guide - The Linework Guidebook - available here: https://www.balloonhowto.com/linework-guidebook ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oWddt3uqaw