Fulltime plus Freelancing
Fulltime plus Freelancing
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- elahon0
I've had no choice. I work(ed) the full 40 hours, and came home, had family time, put the kid to bed, then would work another 4-5 hours. I've always been able to get by on 5-6 hours of sleep a night ever since I got my degree online from home (17 months of 2-3 hours of sleep a night. Whoop!). But I've had to do it lately to supplement my income at my regular job. Luckily, my clients aren't dead-set on crazy deadlines, are good about supplying content before work begins (most of them) and are good about paying on time.
But, I was laid off from said regular job about a month ago, so I'm working on building up my freelance work and client list. So, we'll see. Not many agencies in my area. Like, none.
- Then you've got a great business opportunity to fill the gaps in your area.chalk