Freelancing for a living is very much real as the traditional way of working. Whether you are connecting with various clients through freelancing or if you work through an organization, it is important to put a fine line between your work and personal lives.
Landing new clients is the first problem you will encounter as a new freelancer. However, with dedicated time and consistent effort, you get a steady flow of clients and often end up with more projects than you can handle at a time.
The gig economy. 57 million workers in the U.S. alone are part of it. And it is estimated that by 2020, 40% of the workforce in America will be a part of this economy, Freelancing has become a way of life for so many because of its many benefits – independence in time, place, and amount of work, taking on the type of work for which they have great passion, and just in general being in greater control of their lives.
