Uptrendfinancialsignal
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I’m a full-time freelancer. This indicates that I work on projects all day, just like a professional artist or writer. What about you?
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Are You a Full-Time vs. Part-Time Freelancer?
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I’m a full-time freelancer. This indicates that I work on projects all day, just like a professional artist or writer. What about you?
freelancermaria
Engaged Member
I started my journey as an online freelancer back in 2008. Initially, I started as a blogger before transitioning into the role of a content writer. Due to my health condition, I found it challenging to pursue a traditional office job. It left me with no choice but to commit to entirely freelancing online. While the work can be monotonous sometimes, I am still grateful for its opportunities. Although my current income is inadequate, I supplement it by investing and engaging in various side hustles. This year, I plan to revive my blogging endeavors by creating a domain website to generate additional income. I understand it won't be easy, but I am determined to give it my best shot again. I really hope I will be successful in it.
Heatman
Active Participant
As of this moment, I'm working as a freelancer on a part time basis. It's not that I can't work on full time basis as a freelancer but I want variety in my means of making money. I can never depend on one source. It makes me vulnerable. I have always wanted to own a physical business irrespective of anything else I do and I have it now.
Ini
Engaged Member
I'm a part-time freelancer as I have some other activities I do. I take it like having a hobby that pays. I’ve got friends who are into freelancing full time and they”re doing just fine. What I think is, both have their perks. Full-time means to be more focused, but part-time gives you flexibility. The one you’ll choose depends on your needs. You also need to leverage freelancing platforms to practice your freelance work.
Kennysplash
Active Participant
I have been freelancing for the past seven years and it’s been part time. I am not making enough to depend on my freelancing work for now. So I have an offline work I do currently, so it’s part time freelance and part time offline.
ken_gitahi
Content Creator and Ghostwriter.
I am a full time freelancer. I have never been part time because I jumped into this type of work when i had no choice but to make it work.
Is it challenging sometimes? Yes, it is. But I would not change anything about my work right now
Is it challenging sometimes? Yes, it is. But I would not change anything about my work right now
Uptrendfinancialsignal
Trusted Contributor
It's really great to hear that you wouldn't change being a full-time freelancer for anything. What strategies do you use to stay organized and motivated as a full-time freelancer?
Uptrendfinancialsignal
Trusted Contributor
Honestly, it's a great approach. When you start as part-time freelancer, it let you test the waters and build your portfolio gradually. I think the best practice is to begin with part-time and transition to full-time as your business grows.
kierronkiingk
Rookie Contributor
Although I am employed full-time from 8 am to 5 pm, in my free time, I am also keen to pick up some freelance work, mainly microjobs. Such jobs are good if someone wants to make some earnings with no tension of an extensive work.
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