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The freelance lifestyle is an attractive one. But with all of the flexibility comes the reality that work might not always be as regular as we

Mitch Boyer and Vincent Alfieri both attended Flatiron School, a coding bootcamp with courses in New York City and online, to learn web development. However, while

A common mistake freelancers make when they’re making the switch from a 9 to 5 to being self-employed is they underestimate all the work that’s involved.

Within the past few weeks, I’ve read articles about the value of finding a career you love, finding a “vocation” versus a “career,” and choosing to

Freelancers are some of the hardest working people around, but even the hardest worker experiences times of low income. Sometimes, no matter what you do, projects

When freelancers make a wish on their birthday candles, 99% of the time they wish for “MORE TIME.” If you’re focusing on the facts behind that

The first $100 I made freelancing was before I even knew what freelancing was. I was working at Rice University in Houston as a media relations

You’ve been thinking about it. You’ve sought out your friends and loved ones for advice. You’ve even come close to doing it once or twice. But

If there’s one sticking point in the joyful process of freelancing, it’s in the looking. Being able to work for a myriad of different clients, gaining