Ask What advice would you give someone starting freelancing from a developing country with limited resources?

[Edward22]

Starting with limited resources can feel discouraging, but many successful freelancers began with nothing more than a phone or borrowed laptop. Learning one skill deeply, building a simple portfolio, and reaching out to small clients first often creates the first breakthrough. Patience matters more than perfect tools in the early stage of freelancing. Growth usually comes slowly before it becomes steady. What advice would you give someone just starting out with very little?

 

[SuperAffiliateX]

I will advise the person to go and become exceptional at their digital skills. This gives them the opportunity to have an advantage in the freelance marketplace. You are going to have retainers when you have exceptional skills and you provide them as competitive price in the freelance marketplace. And make sure you don't provide service that demand too much from you