I cannot agree. Not every freelancer work with one boss at the time. I am a freelancer, but I sell my services to multiple buyers (few dozens) each month. I th

I cannot agree. Not every freelancer work with one boss at the time. I am a freelancer, but I sell my services to multiple buyers (few dozens) each month. I then outsource some of it to my team. I am able to keep prices low, but not low enough to start getting cheap demanding customers (you need to really work on your pricing to snatch mostly wealthy customers, that see your price like a discount, not cheap and that if anything goes wrong wont give you hard time about it). I don't mind if I lose 1 or even 10 customers and I tend to "fire customers" every month or two. That's freedom. And just to clarify - I am no a company - I still work a lot and I do the most important jobs myself. I also never blame my employees for delays etc - as employer expects me to deliver, not my employees. imo freedom is achievable as a freelancer only if you can fire your customers without going bankrupt and affecting your future finances to much.