Don't Quit Your Day Job: A beginner's guide to freelancing while employed
Updated Pricing: Pay what you want
We've all been affected by the global pandemic in some way. Getting resources and knowledge to better you financially should be easy to obtain which is why for a limited time my ebook can be "purchased" for nothing or whatever price your feel comfortable paying.
About the book
This ebook is about freelancing, consulting, and/or contracting while employed. You don't have to quit your day job to become a successful freelancer. You may love your day job and want to create an additional source of income for yourself. This ebook will cover topics ranging from how to get started, sales, maintaining a work-life balance, and much more!
When you begin to think about freelancing you know that it's possible and what you should be doing. However, it's far too often that people assume that if you want to start a freelancing career, you have to quit your day job. Not true.
Don't get a second job. Get a second income. Today more than ever people are looking for ways to make extra income. When the bills pile up, people often search for ways to make extra money. This can be complicated if you already have a full-time job.
You're intelligent. You're capable. Chances are you're already equipped with the skills to generate additional money outside of your job.
There are many benefits of freelancing. You can be your own boss and work whenever you like. However, you cannot expect freelance success overnight. It is getting more and more difficult for the average person to make ends meet which is why most freelancers agree that once you jump into freelancing you're able to:
- Charge more than what you're earning at your current job
- Control your workflow and set your hours
- Continue to sharpen your skill set while getting paid
- Uncap your earning potential
About Me
Hi, my name is Dwight. I am an information technology professional with over a decade of IT experience and a passion for entrepreneurship. I've held several great jobs during my career but the entrepreneur in me always wanted more. I've often found myself picking up freelance gigs while employed, because who wouldn't want an additional source of viable income? That said, I want to see you become successful. I wrote an ebook that outlines steps I took and advised many to take to become successful at freelancing while employed.