freelancer

I remember the last recession well. IT and creative jobs disappeared overnight, but what emerged was Web 2.0 and a whole new way of working. Many talented people have become freelancers due to redundancy, or have been forced to move away from permanent to contract positions. Some of them have turned their windfall of time and money into a new career, and are now doing what they love with people they like, every day. 

It takes a huge leap of faith, drive and determination to set up on your own. It can be hard to manage your own time effectively and make the transition to working from home. If you are embracing this opportunity to take charge of your own destiny, then you'll need a few tools to help you manage your time, clients and projects.

Read The Freelancer's Tooolkit in full at the Big Idea.