saransh sharma

Logo, UI/UX, and Dashboard Specialist | UI/UX Designer | Branding | SAAS Designer | Framer Developer | Building @mindmazestudio1

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

Hi that's me I guess🫠

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

True Story....

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

Trust me, I was not...

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

Charge 10x of what you're charging now

Read more ...https://t.co/4JZpAgwf66

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

I saw someone charging 4x what I was charging.

Same work. Same skills. Same deliverables.

That moment changed everything

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

I changed my pricing after that moment.

Not because I became better overnight.
Because I finally saw what I had always been worth.

If you're undercharging right now —
it's not a pricing problem.

It's a mindset problem.

Fix how you see yourself first.
The pricing fixes itself.

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

I saw someone charging 4x what I was charging.

Same work. Same skills. Same deliverables.

That moment changed everything

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

You will always undercharge until you understand the value you're actually providing.

Not the hours you put in.
Not the tools you use.

The transformation you create for the person on the other side.

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

The loneliest part of building something
is when nobody around you understands why you’re doing it.

You’re working on things that don’t make sense to other people yet.

Spending hours learning skills they’ve never heard of.
Saying no to comfort for opportunities that don’t even exist yet.
Taking risks that look stupid from the outside.

I’ve felt that many times.

There were phases where people around me couldn’t understand:
why I was obsessing over design,
why I kept starting over,
why I was spending so much time building something online.

And honestly, I don’t blame them.

When you’re building something before results show up, it looks invisible.

That’s the hard part.

Not the work.
Not the long hours.

The silence.

The feeling that you’re moving while nobody else can see it yet.

But every meaningful thing I’ve built in my life started exactly like that.

Quietly.
Confusingly.
Without validation.

So if you’re in that phase right now:
keep going.

Most people won’t understand the vision until it starts working.

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

Most people think successful people never fail.

The truth is — they just keep going longer than everyone else.

If nothing seems to be working right now — keep going.

One opportunity. One skill. One decision.
Can completely change your life.

Just don't stop before it happens.

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

I have failed more times than most people have tried.

And for a long time it felt like my life was just one failed attempt after another.

[saransh sharma @saranshtalks]

Looking back now —

None of those failures actually destroyed me.

Giving up would have.

That's the real difference.