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You have to factor in how much time you actually work in a day. Unless you work in a big construction project such that you arrive 9:00 in the morning and leav
by k_sze 12y ago
You have to factor in how much time you actually work in a day.
Unless you work in a big construction project such that you arrive 9:00 in the morning and leave at 18:00, you will probably need to spend a significant amount of time travelling from one client's house to another. And you cannot charge your clients for that time.
And then there is the question of whether you will even be fully booked all the time.
- hippich 12y agoI never was booked full time when i was doing freelancing. And to get to the project I had to do my research and no one was paying for my research time.