Freelancing is an equalizer.

It works for undergraduates.

It works for moms (& dads).

It works even for employees.

BUT...

Most freelancers quit when things don’t work out as easily or as quickly as they had anticipated.

Some quit if they aren’t making the big monies they thought they would within a short time.

However, is this the primary factor for you to say "Okay, I quit. Freelancing isn’t for me."

"If there’s a will, there’s a way."

Agree?

And this rings true for Den.

She’s a caregiver in Taiwan who’s been wanting to go back home for good.

She also does freelancing work for 2 years now.

And here’s what she shared to us.

*"Pwede na kong umuwi soon."*

If you’re wondering...

What’s her secret?

Paano nya napagsasabay ang pagiging caregiver at freelancer?

"Gusto ko naman na magwork on my own pace without too much pressure physically."

"Kung magkakaroon na ako ng sarili kong family, gusto ko sa bahay nalang ako magwowork while taking care of kids and monitoring them."

This is what our JasSuccess guest wants for her future.

Which is why she decided to start freelancing on the side while working as a caregiver in Canada.

She works as a Youtube support tech — working twice a week for her client.

And if you’re wondering how did she got started with her freelancing skill, got to tell you that this Pinay OFW is also vlogger.

Hanep di ba?

This Wednesday, November 4, she’ll be sharing her journey with us.

Join us at 6:30pm in our JasSuccess.

See you!