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From zero to hero. How? Let me share a secret sauce for that. And it's freelancing. Freelancing has potential beyond your imagination. Perks of Freelancing : * You gain freedom from a 9-to-5 job. * Financial freedom. * Working from the comfort of home. * No boss. * Take vacations whenever you want. * And, there is no limit on earning. Everyone wants it; there is no denying it. So, turn to freelancing and be a hero. 😎 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ P. S. If you don't know about freelancing or how to start freelancing, I'm a freelance expert and will guide you through all the basics to kick-start your freelancing journey. 🙂 DM "Freelancing," and I will share all the details with you.💯 Zeeshan Shahzad #Freelancing #Freelancingteaching #earnonlinemoney #contentwriter #onlinebusiness #BrandSuccess

“Fake it till you make it” Doesn't work in Freelancing. It's about building real connections and mastering your craft, not tricking people into hiring you. Ever feel stuck on the "client treadmill," running a marathon but never reaching the finish line? Yeah, me too (especially in the early days!). It's a cycle that can leave you feeling burnt out and defeated. But what if there's a better way? A path paved with helping, not just hustling? My journey started with a simple shift: I focused on genuinely helping as many people as I could. Instead of chasing clients down, I offered my knowledge freely, building relationships brick by brick. Guess what? Many of those folks eventually became paying clients – because they witnessed the value I could bring. Freelancing isn't about tricking people. It's about becoming the missing ingredient in someone's success story. Here's the recipe for becoming a freelancer who thrives: ☑ Continuous learning is your secret weapon. Always stay at the forefront of your field. ☑ Be You, Boldly. Don't be afraid to let your unique personality shine through. ☑ Build trust by being honest and ethical in everything you do. Your reputation is your golden ticket. ☑ Put yourself in your client's shoes. Understand their challenges and tailor your solutions to their specific needs. Combine all that with a genuine desire to help, and you become unstoppable. If your clients aren't thanking you for your insights, even if they don't hire you on the spot, then it's time to re-evaluate your approach. P.S: What's that one Freelancing Myth that you Believed when you Started out Guys?

“Fake it till you make it” Doesn't work in Freelancing. It's about building real connections and mastering your craft, not tricking people into hiring you. Ever feel stuck on the "client treadmill," running a marathon but never reaching the finish line? Yeah, me too (especially in the early days!). It's a cycle that can leave you feeling burnt out and defeated. But what if there's a better way? A path paved with helping, not just hustling? My journey started with a simple shift: I focused on genuinely helping as many people as I could. Instead of chasing clients down, I offered my knowledge freely, building relationships brick by brick. Guess what? Many of those folks eventually became paying clients – because they witnessed the value I could bring. Freelancing isn't about tricking people. It's about becoming the missing ingredient in someone's success story. Here's the recipe for becoming a freelancer who thrives: ☑ Continuous learning is your secret weapon. Always stay at the forefront of your field. ☑ Be You, Boldly. Don't be afraid to let your unique personality shine through. ☑ Build trust by being honest and ethical in everything you do. Your reputation is your golden ticket. ☑ Put yourself in your client's shoes. Understand their challenges and tailor your solutions to their specific needs. Combine all that with a genuine desire to help, and you become unstoppable. If your clients aren't thanking you for your insights, even if they don't hire you on the spot, then it's time to re-evaluate your approach. P.S: What's that one Freelancing Myth that you Believed when you Started out Guys?

The truth about freelancing. 📌 Freelancing means: → No bosses—we are our own boss.   → No boring 9-5 shifts.   → Working from the comfort of our home.   → Potential for good income. 📌 Freelancing also means: → Working late nights and missing out on social events.   → Rushing to meet deadlines to spend time with family the next day.   → High earnings some months, no clients other months. Every path has its pros and cons. Success doesn't come easy. Embrace the hard steps to achieve your goals. PS: What challenges do you face when freelancing?

Freelancing Isn't for the Faint of Heart Here's What You Should Know Freelancing sounds like a dream, right? No boss, flexible hours, and unlimited earning potential. But here's the truth: It's more challenging than it seems. If you're considering freelancing, here's what you should know: 🩵Client Management: Every client is different some are easygoing, others can be very demanding. 🩵Time Management: With structure, it's easy to stay caught up, set clear deadlines, and stick to them. 🩵Burnout is Real: Pushing too hard without breaks will lead to burnout, so learn to balance work and rest. 🩵The Reward? Freedom: Even with the challenges, freelancing offers the freedom to shape your career. 🩵Financial Control: Put in the effort, and the money will flow. You are in charge of your income. 🩵Continuous Learning: You need to keep up with changes and improve your skills constantly. Let's discuss whether you're a business owner looking for a freelancer who knows the hustle. I specialize in content that delivers results. P.S: The road can be challenging, but the destination is worth it. P.S.S: Every challenge helps shape you into a stronger freelancer.

Harsh reality of freelancing! . . . I’ve been freelancing for about 6-7 months now, so I guess I can answer this question: “What is the other side of freelancing?” . . Freelancing isn’t just about building your brand; It teaches a lot of things. ✅ Sugar Coating: Though I prefer being straightforward, but to make connections and trust, you often have to sugarcoat your way of talking. ✅ Communication: Never forget this quote, "most work gets done if you listen to understand, not just to reply." You can't just annoy your client asking for every detail again and again. ✅ Patience: Clients often ask for a lot of changes, but never for an increase in pay. So patience is must. ✅ Time Management: No matter how much hard work you do, But just try not to go beyond the hours you are committed to. ✅ Dealing with Negativity: Don't easily get offended by every comment made by your client, but take it not as a criticism but as a way to improve. So, when I tell someone that I do freelancing, it doesn’t mean I’m making money. But yeah, I’m definitely getting headaches and a messed-up sleep schedule. That’s all for today. I’ll explain each point in detail in upcoming posts. . . Still think freelancing is child’s play? P.S.-Don’t ask me about my work please.🥹 Everything is listed on my LinkedIn profile, so go check them out. . . . Follow Akshit Mittal for more. LinkedIn Akshit Mittal LinkedIn Guide to Creating #viral #freelancers #freelancing #reality #bittertruth

7 sentences that will improve your freelancing career: 1- Freelancing is "simpler" than you think - as long as you have happy clients, and you have a successful business. 2- The secret behind happy clients is not just to do the work, but to take a genuine interest in their problems and in their aim to success. 3- Perfection does not exist, but improvement does. Keep working towards improving your skill sets one step at a time. 4- Charge at least 50% in advance for every project. 5- Set boundaries with yourself and learn to say No to yourself. 6- Don't be afraid to make mistakes, The sooner you make mistakes, the less you will lose later. 7- If you don't prioritise your health (physical, mental, and emotional), you will always struggle with freelancing. Follow M Muneeb Javed for more freelancing tips. P.S. Have a great week ahead. Repost to help others.

Freelancing: The Instagram vs. Reality 📸💼 Many think freelancing is all about chilling on the beach with a drink in hand while you type away? 😂Well, I'm gonna let you in on what it's like when you peek behind those perfect social media posts. Yes, freelancing has some good stuff – you can choose when to work, do different kinds of jobs, and even stay in your PJs all day if you want. But let's talk about the not-so-fun parts too: • The Grind Never Stops: Remember that 9-5 job you quit? Now you're working all the time. Clients calling you in the middle of the night? Yep. Working on weekends? You bet. • Feast or Famine: Some months you say no to jobs, others you think about asking your landlord if they'll take likes as payment. 🎢 • Doing Everything: Out of nowhere, you're the bookkeeper, the writer, the graphic designer – you're also running the show handling the money, and talking to clients. • Being Alone: You spend most of your time alone. Despite all the tough stuff, l wouldn't want it any other way. Making something from nothing, getting that awesome client you always wanted, and yeah sometimes working from cool places makes it all worth it. To other freelancers out there: What's the hardest part of freelancing for you? Tell us below and let's share our struggles! 👇 To people thinking about hiring us😄: We might make it seem easy, but just know that when you get a freelancer, you're getting someone who's super into what they do, can juggle lots of tasks, and wants to make your ideas real. #FreelanceLife #virtualbookkeeper #accurionbooks #businessowner

“ Stop the freelancing bullcrap! ” Well well, these are not my words. 🤫 Someone commented that on one of my previous posts. 👀 First of all, no hate to the person. But I thought of sharing my own point of view on why freelancing is important, especially in this time! Let's face it, the traditional job market isn't what it used to be. Gone are the days of guaranteed security and linear career paths. But here's the good news: in this era of change, there's an incredible opportunity to take control of your career and design a life you love. And that is - FREELANCING! I too never thought of freelancing when I was in my school days. I always thought of doing a 9-5 job with a stable income. However, I couldn't be happier that I chose freelancing. It has given me these important things which I could never get from a traditional job ⤵️ ➡️ Freelancing has made me my Own Boss & Employee! ➡️ It gave me immense Variety & Flexibility ➡️ And, ushered Unlimited Income Potential which allowed me to take financial responsibility for my family at the age of 20! Although many people still think freelancing is a “bullcrap” concept and we do it just to avoid full time work, it's not true. It took me days to make my parents understand about this concept too. Whoever is scrolling through their social media and seeing freelancers win but still is confused, I have only one piece of advice - Just START! And soon you'll be thanking yourself for making that decision 🤍 . . #freelancing #freelancer #personalbranding #careerdevelopment #linkedingrowth #socialmediamanager

I don't suggest you leave your 9-5 job for freelancing Unless… ➟Your workplace is extremely toxic. ➟You have been freelancing on the side. ➟You have a steady flow of clients from different platforms. ➟You have enough savings to last you at least a few months. I absolutely love freelancing because of the freedom to - Work on my own terms. - Take a break whenever I want to. - Say no to a project if it is not my cup of tea. But leaving a stable job in a good organization on a whim? No!! It wouldn’t be a wise decision if you are completely new to freelancing because you have to: ↳ Deal with the dry season while client hunting. ↳ Balance freedom with self-discipline. ↳ Be self-reliant and a self-learner. ↳ Build a network to grow. But if you know how to do it right, there is nothing better than freelancing. I would encourage you to choose freelancing over 9-5 but only when you have established your freelancing career enough to take care of your responsibilities. However, it is your life at the end of the day. Do what suits YOU the best! P.S. Do you agree? What would you add to this?