Скачать или смотреть How I became a freelance dev 👩🏼‍💻 quitting corporate dev job with no plan

One year ago, I quit my full-time dev job with no backup plan 😱
It was terrifying, but I knew I wanted to freelance.

I didn’t have clients back then, nor did I know how to find them, but I had savings and took the risk 💸
For a few months, I focused on building my portfolio, networking, and even worked on a startup. Though it didn’t work out, I learned a ton about building a solo business.

Soon after, I started applying for full-stack dev jobs.
Before long, I landed a frontend contract in the social media space. My own social media presence helped me get noticed, but the decisive factor was the technical interviews.

For almost a year, I was coding full-time - no meetings, no distractions - just pure coding 💻. In contrast to corporate, it felt liberating to not have to spend time on meetings. However, I also noticed a few things missing, such as better structure.

Now, almost a year into freelancing, I have so much to share.

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If you also want to start freelancing and working remotely, drop your questions below! 👇


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