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[arunima25]

I totally agree with the above comment. Many beginners start their online journey with a lot of hope and enthusiasm. But soon that fades away and they give up. They come with the expectations of making magical money and getting rich. Some articles and videos about online earnings creates that impression of magical money. But when the expectation is not met, they give up.

 

[Lens_]

I think that patience and hard work will always be one of the main components of success. And when more knowledge and experience are added to this over time, then everything will go even better.
Many do not withstand this first period, when you seem to be doing something to earn money on the Internet, but you get very little money for it.

There is no way you can make success anywhere you find yourself without hard work . Hardwork is a very crucial component of success and it is a must to be hardworking and to attain success.

 

[arunima25]

I would say that his journey is actually inspirational. Two years is a long time to wait for the results to come, especially when he had left his job and devoting all the time and effort to it. It's very natural for anyone to fall for anxiety and depression. But happy that he didn't succumb to it and kept working towards. Happy that all things turned out in his favour at the end

 

[waykeeboo]

Constancy is one of the word I read often on this forum.
I have to admit that in the past I tried to create my magical money making methods.
Sometimes it seemed that I have really found it.
No way. I have earned money, but it was always hardwork applicated to a good idea in a not yet satured niche.
Learned from my competitors and applied my personal twist.
That's all folks.

 

[dwipp31]

It took me two years to leave all my jobs and study only freelancing after having gained practical experience for two years. I had a difficult time sleeping for one day. It was a mixture of anxiety and consciousness. But I did not succumb to anxiety and I received my first order from Fiverr about nine months after opening the account. I am thrilled that it was my first order. I never looked back. My advice to everyone is to not get lost in the goal of the matter. If you want something, patiently ask for it with all your heart and your persistent effort will never go in vain. But don't get lost in the goal of reaching it, friend. Be patient and just keep trying and trying. Brace yourself more. Nothing is impossible.

Your post made me nostalgic as I have had such situations around 13 year's ago as a freelancer.

 

[itkelvinagain]

Making such a significant shift in one's life requires a great deal of guts and resolve, therefore it is amazing that you were able to maintain your resolve and keep going even when things got challenging. With the correct mindset and commitment, anything is possible, so never give up on yourself and keep moving forward. The benefits might be enormous!

 

[btaliat]

Congratulations on taking up your first assignment on fiverr, but I want to reckon that you should try as much as possible to improve upon your skills so that you can remain relevant and and enhance your recognition on freelancing sites.

To be frank, someone that works on Fiverr should ensure that he keeps on updating his skills. The more skillful that you are, the more that you will be having access to gigs and even recommendations from other clients

 

[btaliat]

Consistency matters a lot. There are different obstacles that we are likely to see and encounter when we are into freelancing. We only need to make ourselves stand out to ensure that get the desired results we want.

 

[noobme82]

It's inspiring to hear about the path you took, transitioning from regular jobs to freelancing, your advice to stay patient, hardwork is truly valuable for everyone.

 

[Hillary]

That's so awesome and I bet it made you feel amazing. It's like getting paid for the first time. Keep up the amazing work and I hope you get more and also look around and see if there is anything else out there that would work for you as a freelancer.