Ask Is freelancing a realistic option for someone with no digital skills at all?

[Brendan]

There is a common idea that freelancing is mainly for people who can write, design, or code, but that is not entirely true. Some freelancing work is more physical or manual in nature, like event support, local errands, or handyman services, and those do not require digital skills at all. That said, even having basic computer skills can open up many more options. Someone starting from zero would likely need to learn something before they can compete. Do you think a person with no digital background can still find consistent freelancing work today?