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Freelancing is when you work for a client (or clients), but you are not employed by them. You can freelance full or part time.  

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Sure … if you want to work for peanuts and potentially spend tons of time on project proposals that don’t move forward. Clients who are on job bidding sites are looking for the best possible work at the lowest price. It becomes a race toward the bottom.

There are plenty of clients out there who will value your services. You need to position yourself as afreelance expert, not a freelance executor that is so ubiquitous on job bidding sites. We’ll show you how to partner with your clients so that your clients keep coming back for more.

No matter your skill—developer, Pinterest ads manager, corporate event planner, graphic designer, to name just a few—this course is designed to help you stand out from the competition and consistently find and land high-paying clients. If a company would pay you for your services as a full-time employee, then they’d pay you for your services as a freelancer.

The skills you bring to the table are different. But the system for finding and landing high-paying clients is the same, no matter what your service.

Great! We hate selling, too. That’s why the way we teach freelancers to land clients is packed with value. Potential clients are thrilled to hear from our freelancers because Freelance Success Framework freelancers know how to focus on helping the business, not begging for work or hoping the potential client will hand them a project.

How much freelancers can make depends on several factors, such as the industry they are in, their experience level, and where they are located in the world, among others. But it is absolutely possible for freelancers to make six figures. 

For example, if your rates are $50/hour (which, frankly, is extremely low for many freelancers!) and you plan to work full time (roughly 40 hours/week) and take two weeks vacation a year, that's $100,000.

Since 2012, we've taught 7,000+ students how to successfully build freelance careers. However, everyone has their own definition of success, so, as you can imagine, it's hard to have a black and white answer. 

Many students have quit their jobs to freelance full time. Others love their jobs and have built a successful side hustle alongside their job. Some freelance part time so they can focus on other priorities (another part-time job, their families, or something else). Success starts by defining what success looks like for you.

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Absolutely. Freelancing, done the right way, is absolutely flexible. You decide when you want to take on more work or when you need to dial back the volume of projects. Our community is made up of both full- and part-time freelancers, including those who have switched between the two! Freelancing is as flexible as you make it.

Absolutely! The proven process for creating you professional presence, finding and landing clients, nailing your client calls, and more is the same no matter where you live (we've had successful freelancers from the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, among others).