Putting all your eggs in one basket is risky in most areas of life, and freelancing is no different. If a platform changes its algorithm, raises its fees, or suspends your account, you could lose your income overnight with no backup plan in place. Yet managing multiple platforms at once is not easy, and some people do just fine staying on one. Do you think relying on a single platform for all your freelance income is too risky, or is it possible to make it work safely?
Ask Is it a mistake to depend entirely on one freelance platform for all your income?
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