4 ms·
Why do your friends and family think that? Do you agree with them? Given your freelance background, I would imagine you might know more than most first time en
by br0ke 17y ago
Why do your friends and family think that? Do you agree with them?
Given your freelance background, I would imagine you might know more than most first time entrepreneurs? I haven't met any business owners who surrender having a life for their biz (though I haven't met any multimillionaire business owners, either). Perhaps finding patterns in your freelancing and building those solutions into products while continuing the per-project work would be a good in-between to help you decide?
- mdmd 17y agoWell reasoj being from where i come, not many people leave a happily paying job to freelance. And most of those who do, build their own company. Amongst my local tech group also i am the only one who is not either a employee or employer. Yes i have seen some businesses though not completely failing but not doing great, which kind of deters me just to jump right into it. And i think that is a good idea, to have some personal projects/passive income besides client works. Thanks for reminding :)