Freelancing has become more popular in recent years, especially after the pandemic.
Being able to work from home on your terms is what many people choose to do for the numerous benefits such a lifestyle offers.
Hand in hand with the newly discovered freedom, there is another part of being a freelancer.
Freelancing has become a more popular career choice than ever in recent years.
As technology continues to advance, the gig economy continues to grow.
There’s no question as to why –freelancing comes with plenty of benefits!
Did you remember why do you choose to be a freelancer?
You want to be your own boss.
I know you.
You’re a hustler.
You’re out there pounding the pavement every day – cold pitching, networking, and plugging away at a handful of client projects while simultaneously wearing five different hats at home.
Do you have trouble focusing on your work because you constantly get distracted by various factors?
As a result, everything you work on takes much longer than you planned.
Is your autoimmune illness the biggest barrier in your freelance business?
Do you feel it’s a malicious bully that strangles your efforts to have a good day at work?
Why does it have to attack so viciously now that it is impossible to return to the traditional workplace?
Getting started on the road to freelance success is not easy.
So many people are leaving the 9-5 life in favor of being their own boss.
And while this can be freeing, the rush to join the gig economy makes your ability to land that next freelance job quite challenging.
