Why Freelancing is a viable career I need your attention, you should see why I say Freelancing is a viable career. Come with me: Not too long ago, I believed a “real job” meant clocking in at 8 AM and clocking out at 5 PM—Monday to Friday, like everyone else. Matter of fact I even …
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To start Freelancing with zero experience you need help, that's what I lacked when I started and that's why I now have this guide for you. Come with me. If you're reading this, chances are you're curious about freelancing—but you're wondering if it’s possible to start with zero experience.The answer is yes. Not only is …
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This April I want to share how I made ₦665,000 this April. The full breakdown and all the lessons involved. April was a mix of hustle, hard truths, and hopeful progress. While it didn’t bring in the millions I envisioned at the start of the year, or even at the start of the month, it …
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The real cost of doubting yourself as a Freelancer I want to share with you the real cost of doubting yourself as a Freelancer. Cos you may think this is all new. That other freelancers don't have similar experience. Come with me. When I first started freelancing, I thought the biggest challenges would be finding …
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Peter Tolu Akande tells us the Love Story in Mokola, Ibadan A very interesting true life story that happened in Mokola, Ibadan, Nigeria; on Friday 25th April, 2024. This is the story of Peter Toluwani Akande Make I give una gist. As I waka comot from convention ground that Friday evening make I go hustle …
Photo by Martin Kesene on Pexels.com What I intend to share is how I turned a ₦10,000 gig into a ₦150,000 client and how you can too. As a freelancer, nothing beats the thrill of landing a new client—even if the pay isn’t nice at first. But what if I told you that small gigs …
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You would be shocked at how much power exists in a boring morning routine. If you’re a freelancer, you know this feeling:You sit down at your desk, open your google docs to work. You then go to X to double check the fact or probably save a picture and next thing, you are on a …
3 upwork proposal mistakes that cost me clients What I want to share is 3 Upwork proposal mistakes I made that cost me client, that I am sure you do and should correct too. Ever seen a gig on Upwork that you know you are super qualified for, your profile seem to be super optimized …
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Agba John Doe So I was thinking and I thought this is Why it is better Agba John Doe remains a John Doe — remains anonymous. If you are familiar with the Nigerian Twitter Space, you would know Agba John Doe. I know it's X now, but let me be. But, in case you don't …
Can You Really Make $500 Monthly as a Nigerian Freelancer? This is one of the questions I get from newbies When I first heard that Nigerian freelancers were earning $500+ per month, I was skeptical. That’s over ₦700,000—more than what many 9–5 jobs offer. But after freelancing for a few years and tracking my progress, …
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