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5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting Freelancing Freelancing isn’t as easy as it looks. Here are 5 things I wish I’d known earlier: 1. It’s not “easy money". Landing gigs takes time. Freelancing is more about building trust than just signing up

🎉 Just reached 100 days of consistent commits on GitHub! 🎉 Over 1.5+ years of coding, learning, and growing as a full-stack developer 🎉 What's your streak?

You can save a lot of energy if, rather than constantly consuming something from the internet, you give yourself time to reflect on that learning as well.   Mostly, what we consume on social media in terms of knowledge and learning is trash.   Be car

This quote emphasizes that success is not a one-time achievement, but rather a continuous process of learning, adapting, and growing. It encourages individuals to focus on the journey, rather than the destination, and to be open to new experiences an

Building business is not just making profits And selling. A successful business owners always remains a consistent player at Team Building , Strategy planning, Motivating the team to perform the best, and yes not to forget the burnouts and rejections

Hi, I am learning editing and blender for 2-3 months now . So I need internship for more learning and communication development as a team member. Please can anyone help me with the process P.S.- I have just started learning software so I am a noob

How to make $10,000/mo in 6 months 1. Learn a high-income skill 2. Make an Instagram + post daily 3. Work with 5 people at a discount 4. Show their results + keep posting 5. Boost your best-performing posts 6. Message new followers + invite to calls

On a serious note, Give me some money making idea that : ( Don't include freelancing as it's now saturated is overrated and not even working for most ) • requires no investment • not so technical skills • No physical involvement • Results should a

I have a confession to make. You’ve seen those freelancing stories, right? The ones about earning lakhs working 4 hours a day, chilling in cafes, and traveling the world. It looks dreamy, but it probably took them years to get there—years of hard

Building a personal brand isn’t hard—it’s uncomfortable. Everyone talks about the benefits: →More visibility. →Better opportunities. →Stronger connections. But no one talks about the hard parts: →Sharing your thoughts feels scary. →Staying co