Just few minutes ago, I entered the usual twitter drama, but I decided, not to give in. People sometimes for engagement want to create controversies. Don’t give in. Focus on quality posts.

Freelancing is not your escape from commitment; it demands more of it. No commitment, no progress.

A bonus thread that I wrote quickly. #buildinpublic https://t.co/WXPyodgD4Y

Freelancing isn't always sunshine and rainbows, people are generally misled by many myths, that they can be their own boss. Was your boss easy on you?

Research before diving in, talk to experienced freelances to set realistic expectations. My thought after freelancing for years.

If you're not ready to wear multiple hats - sales, finance, developer - freelancing will be a rough ride.

The very challenges that shake you are the ones that shape you. Resilience is your best asset.

Commit to freelancing like you would to any 9-5 job. You can earn trust fast, and good clients respect that. Seek long term relationship, not a short term gig.

Leaving a 9-to-5 to go solo without a solid plan is like sailing without a compass. Have a plan.

I finished the 8 part series on how I moved from 9-5 to full-time freelancing, purely based on my personal experience. Because I #buildinpublic, I thought why not sharing the results of my past 15 days of content writing, its a crime not to share it.

https://t.co/kQpnDfMnyD

Planning to leave your 9-5 for freelancing? I've shared my journey in an 8-part series. Mindset and financial planning are crucial. This is where my series ends, but I'm open to DMs. #buildinpublic