Webguy2024
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I do earn a living wage from freelancing. Simply put, it is a business that takes work because you are your own boss and are responsible for all aspects of business.
A full time freelancers survival rests completely on their shoulders and is no different than if they were to open a local brick and mortar business.
Actually, freelancing offers you a huge reduction in overhead costs because you don't have to work out of a traditional office space. Here in the USA quality office space can cost upwards of 23 dollars a foot, not including heat, light, phone, insurance and more.
Freelancing allows many to keep their day jobs while earn what I call fun money. How much fun money a person wants is relegated to how hard they want to work.
Work hard and play hard! That is my motto. Oh, yeah love what you do! Just like you said. :)
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I am also full time freelancer and i love doing it. It's not easy but, previously i was in few different types of own businesses and nothing is easy. Every job have it's own difficulties and good results. Depend how you approach it and how hard you want to fight for your dram to come trough. So... Freelancing is still OK and much less stress then if you running coffee bar or grocery store and i enjoy being freelancer and work from home
Glad to hear your story :) I am also full time freelancer and i love doing it. It's not easy but, previously i was in few different types of own businesses and nothing is easy. Every job have it's own difficulties and good results. Depend how you approach it and how hard you want to fight for your dram to come trough. So... Freelancing is still OK and much less stress then if you running coffee bar or grocery store and i enjoy being freelancer and work from home :D
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Thank you! I work really hard on them and I am so glad you like them :)
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hitmeasap
And you have an excellent point in your post. I do love freelancing and I've been a full time freelancer for about 5 years in total now. However, even though I am my own boss, charging people whatever rates I believe I'm worth and even if I could potentially take breaks or a day off whenever I wanted too, it's not an easy task being a freelancer. I've said it hundreds of times before and I'll say it one more time. It's easy to become a full time freelancer but it's hard to be a full time freelancer.
I have made my fair share of mistakes and I've been on a bumpy road during my online career, but I've managed to avoid drowning. I'm still here. Working. Often 12+ hours a day, and normally without any proper breaks.. So I do work hard. And I don't earn millions like newcomers somehow seems to believe that freelancers does. Most freelancers doesn't make enough to live off of it. Some freelancers can make a living and a handful of freelancers can generate insane amounts of money. It's the reality but I'm totally okay with that because I love what I do.
Thanks for sharing!
Best Regards,
hitmeasap I believe it was Napoleon Hill that said: "[i]If you can conceive it, and you can believe it, you can achieve it."[/i] And you have an excellent point in your post. I do love freelancing and I've been a full time freelancer for about 5 years in total now. However, even though I am my own boss, charging people whatever rates I believe I'm worth and even if I could potentially take breaks or a day off whenever I wanted too, it's not an easy task being a freelancer. I've said it hundreds of times before and I'll say it one more time. It's easy to become a full time freelancer but it's hard to be a full time freelancer. I have made my fair share of mistakes and I've been on a bumpy road during my online career, but I've managed to avoid drowning. I'm still here. Working. Often 12+ hours a day, and normally without any proper breaks.. So I do work hard. And I don't earn millions like newcomers somehow seems to believe that freelancers does. Most freelancers doesn't make enough to live off of it. Some freelancers can make a living and a handful of freelancers can generate insane amounts of money. It's the reality but I'm totally okay with that because I love what I do. Thanks for sharing! Best Regards, hitmeasap
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