kiraken

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by kiraken 11y ago
1-Use a to-do list. This might seem like a basic thing, but not many people know how important it is. It allows you to have specific goals everyday that you work toward. Also its very satisfying to checkout a goal :) 2- Work in 25-5 bursts.
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by kiraken 11y ago
Exposure. You blog about things you're good at, to gather more followers and gain credibility in your field.
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by kiraken 11y ago
Thanks a lot Steven, that was really helpful! And you're absolutely right
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by kiraken 11y ago
Yeah i get that, i'm remarkably better then i used to be, but i still feel that its not enough. Honestly i think i'll only be contempt when i cut off everything non work related from my life to be more productive
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by kiraken 11y ago
Thanks a lot for the list mate! It'll definitely be a huge help!
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Ask HN: How to submerge myself in work
11 points by kiraken 11y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: Why is there a big number of employees in small companies
3 points by kiraken 11y ago|1 comments
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What’s it like to run a successful business at the age of 20(medium.com)
2 points by kiraken 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiraken 11y ago
Hello! I appreciate your desire to help people work on their projects! Well i'm a 20 year old freelance web developer. I have This idea i'm passionate about but can't afford to stop work for it. Its inspired from my desire to
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by kiraken 11y ago
I learned that freelancing is only 10% coding and 90% people skills
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by kiraken 11y ago
I'm a web designer, and i can probably help out, leave an email and we'll talk
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by kiraken 11y ago
I'm a web developer, contact me through aladin.bensassi@gmail.com and i'll be more than glad to give You some advice, and walk You through it
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by kiraken 11y ago
Its really not worth mentioning with all these awesome projects in the comments, but i created a Pure CSS slider, which i think was away for me to show people my level in CSS. Plus it got a lot of stars on github haha. https://gi
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by kiraken 11y ago
>Varies. Could i get a range? Since i'm oblivious to how agencies work >Educate an audience, whose businesses you can improve and that is able to pay you. Can you elaborate?
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Ask HN: General Web agency question
8 points by kiraken 11y ago|4 comments
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Warn HN: Don't use www.freelancer.com platform
15 points by kiraken 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Why haven't you learned to code yet?
12 points by kiraken 11y ago|20 comments
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by kiraken 11y ago
If you want to learn a new technology that is in big demand, and probably will always be, i suggest learning frontend web development. It's extremely easy to learn, pays well and shouldn't go out of demand any time soon. I know th
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by kiraken 11y ago
That's the problem right there. Delusion. Everyone aspires to change the world, more than that everyone thinks that they 'can' change the world. But if you think about it from a neutral perspective, your chances are less than
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by kiraken 11y ago
You make a lot of sense. Thank you for making it more clear to me
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by kiraken 11y ago
What you said is true, i used to just code for myself, i didn't even share that aspect of myself with anyone. Until one day i stumbled upon a contract and did it just for fun. The money was good and each contract brought me another, an
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by kiraken 11y ago
Well i can probably manage to hold a job while freelancing on the side. I'd like not to, but i'm still young and can take the stress and exhaustion i suppose
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by kiraken 11y ago
I see that we're in the same boat buddy. If i was you 2 years ago, would you tell me to take the job or to finish college
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by kiraken 11y ago
Yeah i agree, that's why i'm so torn and can't make up my mind
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by kiraken 11y ago
I usually get paid per project. A landing page for 2500$ a normal static website 3000$ for 5 pages and 200$ more for each page. But if i'm working on a Frontend/Backend gig i charge 150$ per hour
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by kiraken 11y ago
Well is there a reason to finish college aside from a solid base? I mean doesn't starting early would give me head start? And aside from that, do you think that if i decide to drop school i should stick to freelancing or find a steady
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Ask HN: Is work worth leaving College for?
11 points by kiraken 11y ago|29 comments
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Ask HN: Can a web agency operate the same way a law firm does?
1 points by kiraken 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiraken 11y ago
I'm sorry to be the one to tell you this, but social networks aren't really a thing anymore. You already have 3 giants competing over every single user (Facebook, twitter and google+) and i'd say its very pointless to compete
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Show HN: Pure CSS slider(codepen.io)
3 points by kiraken 11y ago|1 comments

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