How to Succeed in Turbulent Times: The Transition from Employee to Freelancer
If before the pandemic you had plans to make the transition toward independence, and then you slowed down or even gave up on the idea, know that right now is the perfect moment to make the change you've been wanting.
Why?
Because I know what it's like to be just starting out with no direction, to have moments where you get lost in details, lose your motivation, feel the fear of failure creep in, lose your sense of direction, and no longer know how to find your way back.
And I also know how much it means to have someone with you on this road, someone to talk to about your ideas, someone who helps you find your way again when you get lost and lose direction.
Well, I'm committing to walk this journey toward independence and autonomy with you: whether you want to make the transition to entrepreneurship or to freelancing.
I'm here, just a message or a phone call away 🙂
In the video below, I share what would have helped me know at the very start, when I made the transition from employee to freelancer. More material on this topic is coming, so any feedback or input from you is more than welcome.
Clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and ICF-accredited coach at PCC level. I work online with people who want clarity in their career and balance in their life.
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