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I've had steady work for the past few months and I'm working with other design firms/agencies that seem to have a steady flow of work. They're impressed with wh
by precise 16y ago
I've had steady work for the past few months and I'm working with other design firms/agencies that seem to have a steady flow of work. They're impressed with what I do and I'm having to turn down work because I don't have time to complete it. I realize that I need to put away a nice amount to be ready for dry periods, but I have that.
To answer your question, I could spend more time freelancing than I can while still at my current job.
- midnightmonster 16y agoIf you're having to turn down work at a comfortably livable pay rate (considering additional taxes, health insurance, etc.) for lack of time, and this is an ongoing situation, not a one time fluke, then I agree it's likely you'll be able to do just fine going freelance full time. And if your current job is approaching the end of the line, it's probably a good time to make that jump. Not worth all the energy you'd have to invest in finding another job and getting up to speed only to quit N months later.
- precise 16y agoI suppose I should have mentioned I'm already paying my health insurance (current employer doesn't offer it). Thanks for your help!