A blueprint for freelance success

you want to be a millionaire, huh? you could be already making money...and this time tomorrow you could have cold, hard cash in your bank account Quite simply, there’s never been a better time to launch a freelance career.


The great thing about freelancing is that you can enjoy so much freedom. You can work
out of a spare bedroom, or anywhere where you have some free space at home. Better still,
you get to enjoy:
• throwing away your alarm clock and choosing your own schedule
• choosing which projects you want to work on, and which you don't
• setting your own rates, to determine how much you earn
• knocking off work - or taking a day off - whenever you feel like it
• taking time out to pick up the kids, do the laundry...or play a round of golf
• freedom and convenience that office-workers can only envy


How you can make a 5 figure income??

Let's get one thing straight before you start. This is not a get rich quick scheme promises of land and does nothing.It takes effort, dedication and determination to overcome setbacks. And it will not a Night.
There is no magic in this article, but there is a logical and easy to follow the plan. In fact it is a project that an independent company to operate effectively and profitably. All you need do is follow the plan and put your independent career into overdrive.

Ok..first time you should:

1. Take control of your life? What it mean?
Freelancing can be a frustrating experience at times, but the benefits are immense. You get to be your own boss, and choose when and where you want to work. You can replace the morning trudge through commuter traffic with a leisurely stroll into your home office. And if you want to work all day in your pajamas, who’s going to object? Freelancers are truly privileged in being able to combine their home and professional
lives in a very positive way. You can take time out to pick up the kids from school, be around to collect deliveries, or just finish early on Fridays for a friendly round of golf. You might choose to work extra hours Monday to Thursday, and earn yourself a long weekend.

The world is changing, and changing fast. Nowadays, the Internet has become the hub of the global economy. And if you are not taking advantage of the opportunities, you are really missing out. Thanks to the Internet and now communications systems, you (and me) may have a very greater choice of location, too. more work with clients in four different continents, against which they have never met in person. Communicate by telephone, email and fax -which means that I can live anywhere they choose. So if you've always wanted to go to the country, or living closer to its members his family, now is your chance. You could sell the apartment in the city high and buy your dream home in an area where the air is cleaner and property prices are lower. Whatever you do, it's up to you. As a freelancer, you're really in control of your life.(sound good to be true?)hehehe but it's true..



2. Build a rewarding career

Your working hours, too, can be very rewarding. Having a wide range of clients means you don’t get stuck in a rut, and you always have the challenge of a new project to look forward to. You can make a real contribution to a worthwhile project, without getting caught up in office politics. And you can build working friendships that may last for years.  Freedom, independence, creative challenges – and a fantastic income in a fast-growing market. It’s no wonder most freelancers say they would never go back to a full-time job.
With the help of Freelancing for Dollars, you can reap all the rewards that a freelance career can offer. But now it’s time to stop planning and start working. STOP DREAMING START ACTION!!

3. best opportunity ever!
How to create wealth in a changing world

Quite simply, there has never been a better time to launch a freelance career. Rapid changes in the way people to do business, the way we use technology, and the way we run our lives have created an unprecedented opportunity for success. Today, you have the chance to enjoy a stimulating career, earn high rewards and enjoy real freedom and quality of life. Of course, the attractions of a freelance career are many. But there are serious issues to consider, too. Where will you find the projects you need to earn a good living? Are your skills really in demand? Is there enough business available to sustain a long-term career? Valid questions, but very easy to answer. Because whatever your skills and experience, you can be sure that demand in the market will outstrip supply. So by following the principles in this book, you will place yourself in pole position to take advantage of the world’s fastest-growing business sector.

There are many reasons why freelancing is such a strong proposition today:
• A booming freelance economy
• The impact of technology
• A huge breadth of skills requirements
• Superb career opportunities.

The booming freelance economy There’s no doubt about it, these are boom times for independent consultants. Highly-skilled professionals who could climb to the top of the corporate ladder are choosing instead to carve out a freelance career. And when you consider how the job market has changed, it’s easy to see why not so many years ago, the concept of a ‘job for life’ was the foundation of the labor market. Companies were expected to offer a long-term career path, in return for a lifetime commitment from their employees.

Guys how things have changed.?

As the pace of business has grown faster, with rapid mergers and continual shifts in direction, the idea of a ‘job for life’ has become a historical oddity. Nowadays, corporate employees are hired and fired with casual abandon – company assets which can be liquidated at any time. In response to this, those seeking a corporate career have learned that job-hopping holds the key to success. Each new position is simply a stepping stone to the next one, a résumé paragraph that propels the employee towards the dizzy heights of another
company’s boardroom. In this environment, the idea of outsourcing work is becoming increasingly attractive
to companies of every size. A freelance professional can bring very specific skills to a
project when they are needed, without the expectation of a long-term commitment. Yet at the same time, a freelance can offer the likelihood of an ongoing relationship

4. How can you get the world 
Many factors have changed the world of freelancing in the last few years, but none so Deep, positively and permanently, and in March of the art. During my career as a writer, the technology has changed - and improved - my work Life beyond recognition. When I started as a journalist hope, I wrote an itemIllegible handwritten corrections at the edges, and then tried to enterAll this is a temperamental machine. I think I was personally responsible for maintaining the value of the shares of companies throughout correction fluidThe early 80s. If someone showed me a word processing program, it was a revelation. Suddenly I couldWords, delete, move text to insert, and products. I was in a green screen sky. I thoughtWhich was as good as it could be - until I saw the first Macintosh (Mac). Well, of course, create or process, we think digital quality for granted. Words, pictures, photos, and more can be produced all or in digitalFormat. But for self-employed and freelancers, which means free from geographical breakLimits.

Until fairly recently, finding work outside your local area was always something of a challenge. Clients would often choose a freelancer not on the basis of skills or experience, but simply on the practical issue of distance.
They needed to be sure you were close enough to send a courier for urgent packages, or for you to drop by and deliver a disk or a document. In a few short years, email has changed all that. Documents, presentations, artwork and all kinds of work can now be zapped around the globe in moments. Courier firms
may be crying in their coffee, but for free agents it means – quite literally – a world of
opportunity. For the first time in history, your location has become virtually irrelevant. You can now
swap files, send voice messages, share documents online and hold video conferences.
Thanks to the Internet and all the technologies associated with it, you can now freelance
not just nationally, but internationally, too.

5. A huge breadth of skills requirements
As companies become more accustomed to the idea of outsourcing, the range of
services they source externally is expanding rapidly. Not so long ago, consultancy work
was mainly confined to a small number of skills, such as IT and advertising. Today,
however, the situation is very different.
Whatever your professional skill may be, you can be sure that there is a ready market for
your expertise. Companies are beginning to understand that using freelancers is actually
a very cost-effective option. While the hourly rates may initially seem high, this is more
than offset by other savings. Because they don’t have to pay employer taxes, office
overheads, pension contributions, medical premiums and other expenses, they can
control costs much more effectively.
So many jobs which were traditionally handled ‘in house’ are now undertaken
successfully by external consultants.
With many more niches needing to be filled, you should have no difficulty in finding a
real market opportunity.
Here are just a few of the areas where freelance skills are now in demand:
• Writing and editing
• Graphic design and art direction
• Web design development
• Software programming
• Marketing and advertising