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Hey guys, just wanted to have some reviews about the hydroponic farming system, by using this we can have more yield in less space and complete control over natural factors. And what you thought about its scope in India, and as a customer would you like buy it for your hone fir decor purpose or for fresh vegetables

I think Freelancing market is overcrowded and not a good idea since you have find a new client each time your current project ends. It's also very unstable, you don't have any idea when your next gig is gonna come. I work remotely for a US based startup, and I would recommend to find a part time or a consultant kind of role for some US or any other country where money is cheap, they pay you really well and it is stable income as compared to freelancing.

Offer virtual assistant services. Be ready to work odd hours though. Your 9 to 5 might become 9 PM to 5 AM real quick

Look for remote jobs with US companies. But remember, you'll be competing globally. Your Indian degree might not mean much unless it's from an IIT or IIM

Teach Indian languages or culture online to Americans. Yes, there's a market for this. No, it's not as glamorous as it sounds. Prepare for a lot of 'namaste' and curry jokes. Put out ads in those locations.

Freelancing or taking international projects

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Try your hand at online tutoring or teaching English.

By working with them 😵‍💫

Freelancing

By starting an outsourcing or export startup

Consultancy.

Use freelance websites and consulting

You could always start billing your friends in dollars for chai and samosas, exchange rate hustle

By becoming a VA (Virtual Assistant)

But competing on global platforms can be tough, with lots of competition and varying rates so don't aim for any particular currency, just focus on earning in a currency more powerful than here's if that's the idea you have.

Freelancing for international clients or work remotely for a U.S

In india it's really hard so you can do influencers work and get international brand deals or visit USA then finally any stable job opportunity otherwise in india it's really hard