By Jason Dulay
The podcast currently has 202 episodes available.
Loans to pay.
Kids & parents to support.
OFW husband whom she wants to stay in the Philippines for good.
These are the main reasons why a working mom pursued freelancing.
Meet Cherryl.
She spent almost 20 years in the corporate world.
And a terrible work experience caused her to lose hope.
But her dream is bigger than my worries.
Until she stumbled upon the VA Bootcamp.
Fast forward today, she consistently makes P30,000 minus the toxic work environment.
More importantly, she can watch over her kid’s activities every single day.
On October 6, 2021, at 6:30 pm, she’ll share & inspire us with her journey.
What are her challenges?
How did she overcome them?
How did she able to get a client and make consistent income within months of freelancing?
See you there!
Right now, freelancers get paid mainly through online digital payment providers like PayPal.
However, the excessive fees inherent to PayPal – with some equating to around 4% – render it impractical for constant large-scale use.
Agree?
Enter crypto.
Some say it could ease the transition.
Typical crypto transaction fees amount to mere pennies.
And when combined with the rapid confirmation speed of a blockchain transaction, this makes cryptocurrency a possibly ideal source of payment for a growing number of freelancers.
Not only that, a range of blockchain-based platforms are popping up.
Looking to decentralize the freelance bidding process.
Whew!
So is crypto and blockchain an ally or threat to freelancers?
Let’s find out on October 4, 2021, in our FLIP Chat & Chill at 6 pm.
Consistency - Monday Motivation -10/04/21
Social media manager.
Virtual assistant.
Mom of 3.
(And a Zumba fanatic!)
I’d like you to meet Aidyl.
Like other moms, she wants to spend much time with her family and avoids wasting her time going to and from the office.
So she pursued freelancing.
Which gives her a lot of freedom and flexibility.
Freelancing is here to stay.
More and more people are jumping on this bandwagon.
Well, why not?
If you work from home, you can spend more time with your loved ones.
You can work according to your own schedule.
You can make more (in dollars!).
Now, here’s the thing.
If you’re looking to dive into freelancing, you’ll need more than just your good looks and skills.
You’ll soon learn that freelancing is a business.
So, like any successful business, you’ll need tools to help you thrive.
That’s what we’ll talk about on September 27, 2021, in our FLIP Chat & Chill at 6 pm.
What do you expect - Monday Motivation - 09/27/21
"Napagod ako sa corporate job. Yung tipong mag duduty ka na walang gana. Na feel ko na talaga na I need to step up."
It’s not easy juggling multiple jobs.
Imagine having an 8-5 job and doing freelancing on the side.
But that’s what exact Nissa did.
She worked as a brand ambassador of Uniliver products and some other brands.
While she’s on it, nag-oonline selling din sya to support her needs.
Until July 2018 when she pursued working from home (ESL teacher) because she has a baby.
And just last May 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, she decided to go freelancing.
Right now, she works as a virtual assistant and podcast manager, earning P20k a month sa bahay lang.
On September 22, 2021, at 5:30 pm, she’ll share & inspire us with her journey.
What are her challenges?
How did she overcome them?
Does leaving a stable job and pursue freelancing worth it?
See you there!
There are a lot of perks of being a freelancer.
One of them is taking as much client work as you want.
And here’s where the challenge comes in.
You may have multiple clients that ask for last-minute projects and tasks.
Or that one person who always seems to change their mind after you’ve already agreed on a direction.
Or you may have an entirely different problem and hardly hear from a client at all.
So how are you going to deal with this?
That’s what we’ll talk about on September 20, 2021, in our FLIP Chat & Chill at 6 pm.
Don’t miss this.
The podcast currently has 202 episodes available.