Let’s be real: nobody chooses to start over unless they have to. The decision to become a freelancer often comes with fear, not excitement. Bills don’t pause. Confidence isn’t always there. And the future? Feels like standing in the dark. Maybe you lost a job. Maybe you couldn’t find one. Maybe you simply woke up one day and realized that the path you’re on no longer fits the life you want. Whatever the reason, here you are staring at a blank slate, trying to build something from scratch. And that’s not a weakness. That’s courage Freelancing Isn’t Magic It’s a Journey Let’s break this down. Freelancing isn’t some magical fix. It’s not a quick escape or an overnight win. It’s not “just earn in dollars” or “work from anywhere” like people make it sound online. It’s a journey raw, lonely sometimes, and deeply uncomfortable. But it’s also one of the most honest things you’ll ever do for yourself. Because it forces you to bet on you. Here’s what starting really looks li...
A few years ago, if you told your parents you wanted to work from home, they probably ask, "So you are jobless?" But things have changed fast. Today, working from home is not just a trend. It is how millions of people are building careers that offer freedom, better pay, and more control over their lives. Let’s be honest the traditional job market is struggling. Degree holders are roaming the streets. Youth unemployment is high. And even those with jobs are barely getting by. But there is a parallel reality unfolding. Young Nigerians are working remotely for international companies, earning in dollars, and creating flexible lifestyles for themselves. No gatekeepers. No certificates required. Just skill and a solid internet connection. Why Remote Work Is Not a Phase The pandemic was the wake-up call. Companies all over the world realized that they did not need massive offices or physical presence to get results. Productivity became digital. And Nigeria, like the...