In today's rapidly evolving job landscape, a new economic model has emerged, known as the gig economy, also known as the on-demand or sharing economy. While the gig economy brings flexibility and control, it raises concerns about job security, income stability, and benefits.

In this blog post, we delve into the intriguing world of job security in the gig economy.

Have you been contemplating to shift towards freelancing but find yourself unsure of where to start or how to navigate the process, you’re in the right place.

In a world where “corporate cubicles” have become synonymous with “hamster wheels,” a growing number of talented individuals are breaking free from the chains of traditional employment.

However, such a leap requires careful planning, astute self-assessment, and a solid foundation.

Whether you're new to freelancing, an established expert in your Industry, or freelancing alongside a full-time job, it pays to learn how to draft a freelance proposal. Convincing potential clients that you're the best fit for the work (via a solid freelance submission) is a valuable skill to have early on.

It is easy to lose track of time while working on projects. Many freelancers try to focus too much on the work at hand. As a result, they leave aside everything else to complete the task and meet deadlines earlier than scheduled. This can cause stress and anxiety, especially when there is more than one project running simultaneously. Learn to keep track of time.