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One of the perks of being a freelancer is the freedom to work from anywhere, as long as there’s internet connection. I’ve been doing it for years – working while traveling, I mean.
Today, I will share some wisdom on the topic. I won’t give you a secret formula of passive income streams and how not to work on the road (sigh – if you have that formula, please be kind and drop me a note here, would ya?!)
A LOT! From the outside, being a freelancer may seem super easy – you get up when you want; you do what you like and when you like it; you choose whom you work with; you travel a lot (if you want and because you can!); you are always smiling; stress-free… well, the latter pretty much depends on your line of work but generally speaking, being a freelancer also means way lower stress level than the average 9-to-5 employee. All of this and I really mean ALL of this is absolutely true – but it also has its price.
Since transferring money from PayPal to Skrill directly and vise verse is not possible, a website owner came forward in the comments of that blog post to promote their website as a legit way to do such transfers. I was skeptical and short after that – a reader came forward to back my skepticism. Today’s post is based on that reader’s scam website report about PaypalToSkrill dot com. Read on.
Clients come and go for various reasons. What happens though if the freelance client who just happens to go is the one who paid for more than half of your weekly income? What if that client just out of the blue freezes the project due to lack of funds and has no idea when or even if the project will be restarted? Here are 3 steps for you.
Nothing lasts forever in this world, including work relationships. The formula for successful collaboration of freelancers and clients lies in the mutual benefits. So, when one of the parties finds themselves in a disadvantageous or unprofitable position, it’s time for a change… or to end a contract. Here are a few examples when it may be time to part ways with a freelance client.
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