Cal me crazy, but I never was under the impression that freelancing was a dream. Quite the opposite -- I would never freelance unless i had to for some of the r

Cal me crazy, but I never was under the impression that freelancing was a dream. Quite the opposite -- I would never freelance unless i had to for some of the reasons that the author highlighted (mostly insurance). If I had to though, I would, but then I would try to scale beyond myself (instead of trading my time for an hourly rate) and create an agency. I think the only conditions that freelancing would make sense are: * you can get a very hi hourly rate, much higher than you would if you were a W2 employee * you have steady demand for your talent, so you are never in "famine" periods