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Reflections on Three Years as a Freelance Tech Consultant

This week marks a significant milestone as I reflect on my journey as a freelance tech consultant and entrepreneur over the past three years. Transitioning from the traditional career path to freelancing was a leap into the unknown, but it turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.

The learning curve was steep—I had to quickly adapt to market demands and sharpen my skills to meet the diverse needs of my clients. But the rewards have been incredible. Financially, I’ve been able to earn up to three times what I would have made in a regular job. This financial independence has given me the freedom to choose how I invest my time and resources, and it’s been an empowering experience.

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is the importance of selling myself and collaborating with other freelancers. Building a network of like-minded professionals has been key to my success, and it’s made the journey all the more rewarding.

Working remotely in Canada

Another benefit of this path is that it has opened up significant opportunities for me to start comfortably investing and generating passive income. The revenue generated from freelancing has provided a solid foundation for me to explore various investment avenues, further securing my financial future.

Yes, freelancing comes with its risks, but the benefits far outweigh them. I have no regrets about choosing this path, and I can’t imagine ever going back to a traditional corporate role. If you’re considering a similar move, I can confidently say that it’s worth it.

For more about my work and consulting services, you can visit my company’s website: Scalerun.

Amine

Published Sep 1, 2024

Machine Learning engineer focused on HPC and distributed deep learning.