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Sure, people that have multiple concurrent clients probably have a whole host of other things in their favor, as a general rule (as I said a couple of times above). I'm not arguing that point at all. But looking at the type of conditional statistics you're alluding to above won't help you understand much for specific cases (correlation != causation), because having multiple concurrent clients is not at the core of what determines status.
However, I decided to tell B******s that I had multiple clients, was a proper business and had an employee that they could use occasionally within the same daily rate payment. They loved this and I was able to use her during my holiday, so I billed almost my normal amount despite having a couple of weeks off.
Funnily enough, that's who my first gig is with (in Glasgow, though).
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