100K is no guarantee in freelancing. In fact, I would say that especially getting started, you may be hard pressed to hit that level. However, you have a better

100K is no guarantee in freelancing. In fact, I would say that especially getting started, you may be hard pressed to hit that level. However, you have a better idea on your ability to do this than I do. Obviously this depends on what your rates are. It seems that perhaps your 100K job isn't quite enough either since you are supplementing that with freelancing. Personally, I could never do that, I would quickly burn out. Freelancing is a business, and running a business is a full time job. Make sure that you have at least six months living expenses built up. If your clients aren't local, and you are living in an expensive area, then you might consider moving somewhere cheaper since you can work from anywhere. There really isn't much more to it since you have already been doing freelancing.