Hi guys, Yesterday my client ended my freelance contract. This was a shocker. This was part-time. I've a full time job which is nicely secured. So I was thinking if project contracting should be the way to go or should I stick to individual freelancing. I can clearly see individual freelancing is not scalable as whatever I can charge I'd not be able to touch 100K USD per year mark with it. I was thinking to taking the other way, since I'm in third world country. How can I start consulting projects instead of doing freelancing on side. I want to and can deliver fullstack projects to the clients and then work on such projects for examples for 3, 6, 18 months to earn 100k, 200k, to 0.5M USD an year. Can someone please show a path to this, or how can I achieve this? Obviously do mention the major pitfalls. P.s.: I definitely focus more on technology than money, but it is just a huge requirement currently because of pandemic deaths in families.

Noob question: what's the difference between consulting and freelancing??

Following! This question has been running in my mind for a while now.

This is a trade secret 😅

@refined-psychiatrist-35519 Even a framework on how should one level up in life from here is great. You don't need to go in to the details.

@refined-psychiatrist-35519 yes totally get it, that is why I seem to see not even big/small companies here who do this project contracting mentions out. I totally get that people don't want to reveal their clients but that' s fine. I guess I'm starting a small company with my friend from this weekend and lets see how we can turn that from freelancing to getting projects to deliver end-to-end. Wish me luck haha