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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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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?

I am not even a freelancer, but I want to do freelancing. I don't think it is easy to earn a full time income as a freelancer, so when I start freelancing, I will be doing it as a part time job.

I am not even a freelancer, but I want to do freelancing. I don't think it is easy to earn a full time income as a freelancer, so when I start freelancing, I will be doing it as a part time job.

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.

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.

Good work. Keep it up.Hard work never fails.

Every one of them wants to raise their income, and there is also time that must be controlled in order to do the task, but it is highly rewarding.