Many people use these two words like they mean the exact same thing when talking about working for yourself. Working for yourself means you do not have a boss or a company that pays you a regular salary every month. Freelancing is actually just one way to be self-employed where you handle different projects for many clients at once. It makes me wonder if one term sounds more professional than the other when talking to new clients. What do you think is the main difference between these two terms?
Ask What is the difference between self-employed and freelancing?
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