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Life Sucks when they are working 9–6 under the same company for years and waiting for that appraisal at April end. They are not able to take out their entrepreneur skills out with coding skills. So they become freelancers, with big freedom comes the big responsibility. And the Risk too. Here are some Tips :- Build Your portfolio.  Do build a really amazing one. The client will stay at ur portfolio for 30 seconds max and get bored and look to another one. If you fail to impress, you prepared to fail yourself. Grow Your Network.  My old friend didn’t have the dream that Mr. Divesh Gangwani is a freelancer and can help me with his business solution. I was active on my network. I grew it, maintained it and benefitted for it. Make account on Every Developer Website  and be Active on it. People will meet you there and see ur knowledge and you can also have a Team and work together as a Freelancer group. Find Freelancer Jobs.  Freelancer , Upwork , Fever, Elance,...

I get approached by a lot of freshers who aspire to be a freelancer, many of them complain that they find it difficult to get their first project. They reason why most people are rejected for freelancing jobs is because they don’t have enough skills. Many people expect to make money right away without having any idea about their skill level. One cannot just start freelancing without having sufficient skills. Clients who hire freelancers are extremely smart at figuring out if someone is skilled enough to handle the project. When you know you don’t have the skills, it shows and the clients can sense that just by looking the the kind of proposals you write them. On the contrary, when you are expert at a certain skills, you exhibit confidence and it shows during one-on-one interaction with the client That was all about my experience right from when I started and till now. I will be sharing some Guru Tips now. Remember, it’s very difficult to feel special when you are br...