Freelancing has moved from a side hustle to a legitimate career path for a lot of people. The appeal is obvious. You choose the work, you set the schedule, and nobody hands you a performance review written by someone who barely knows what you do. The trade-off is just as obvious: no steady paycheck, no employer-sponsored benefits, and no one to blame when a month goes quiet. Making it work takes more than talent. It takes systems, patience, and …
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