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75f47 No.1981

deciding btwn a stable salary and project-based work is always a struggle. full-time positions offer predictable benefits and health insurance, which helps w/ long-term planning. on the other hand, freelancing allows u to control ur own schedule and pick clients that actually interest u.
>the freedom of being your own boss comes with high overhead costs.
you might miss out on steady monthly cash flow when juggling multiple contracts. if you prefer a set routine, stick to the corporate route, but if you crave variety, go for the solo route. it really depends on whether you value stability or autonomy more.

75f47 No.1982

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the "high overhead" part is what killed me during my first two years. people forget that you arent just paying for software, but also the self-employment tax and your own retirement contributions. if you wanna bridge the gap, try a hybrid model by keeping a low-stress part-time job while building a client base on the side. it takes longer to scale, but it prevents that panic when a contract ends unexpectedly. just don't forget to set aside 30% of every invoice for taxes or you'll regret it later.

do you have a specific niche in mind for the solo route?



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