What skills should I learn to get freelance work ..??

[Rockstarguy]

Thinking of getting skill that will give you a better pay is what you need to think for yourself because you know what interest you most and only you can tell the nature of your kind skill you want, if should be a skill of hard work or less stressful.  But writing is a good skill too  one can think of . Their are also good skills that pays well and the world can't do without it, like computer programming, to me is a good skill one can learn and add to his/her profession.

[Fortify]

Hello everyone , I wanted to increase my monthly earnings and for that I know I need to have some skills.
Currently I do write articles, but not getting paid as I would like.
I am willing to learn some more skills so that I can get good paid freelance work here in this forum or any other freelance website.
Can you please guide me what should I learn.
Some options I thought digital marketing or take a course on blockchain.
Please give me some advice. I want to earn good money and for that I am ready to work hard and learn some good skills which would help me do so.

The best thing I found to do was experiment with lots of different types of jobs, so you can get an understanding of various ways to make money and which ones are the most successful for you. There is a fine balance to it though, as it can take a long time to see real big monetary opportunities by learning something new but you also don't want to stick with something too long if you're just scraping by. Aligning with your current hobbies and skillsets can also be helpful in keeping your interest.

[Wawa2013]

Thinking of getting skill that will give you a better pay is what you need to think for yourself because you know what interest you most and only you can tell the nature of your kind skill you want, if should be a skill of hard work or less stressful.  But writing is a good skill too  one can think of . Their are also good skills that pays well and the world can't do without it, like computer programming, to me is a good skill one can learn and add to his/her profession.

It's true that only we ourselves are able to understand our interests and expertise, so try to ask ourselves what we are interested in. After that
study well what we are interested in until we really master it, if we master something we are interested in well, then this will open up opportunities
for us to get a job. So we can't generalize everyone to learn the same skills, it will not be effective and only make us become stressed.
For example, computer programming skills are needed by many companies, but not everyone likes it. So if we don't like it and insist on studying it,
I'm sure it will be difficult to understand and the results are also not good. Then learn the skills according to our respective interests, because it is
more effective in finding work.

[bustabitsboy]

Thinking of getting skill that will give you a better pay is what you need to think for yourself because you know what interest you most and only you can tell the nature of your kind skill you want, if should be a skill of hard work or less stressful.  But writing is a good skill too  one can think of . Their are also good skills that pays well and the world can't do without it, like computer programming, to me is a good skill one can learn and add to his/her profession.

It's true that only we ourselves are able to understand our interests and expertise, so try to ask ourselves what we are interested in. After that
study well what we are interested in until we really master it, if we master something we are interested in well, then this will open up opportunities
for us to get a job. So we can't generalize everyone to learn the same skills, it will not be effective and only make us become stressed.
For example, computer programming skills are needed by many companies, but not everyone likes it. So if we don't like it and insist on studying it,
I'm sure it will be difficult to understand and the results are also not good. Then learn the skills according to our respective interests, because it is
more effective in finding work.

Of course, there are times when an interesting thing can only be a hobby. This may be an occupation from which it is impossible to make a profit. You can only get pleasure from such a thing. Of course, working with pleasure is much more interesting. But we are interested in generating income and must think hard. I think people who profit from doing what they love are very happy.

[Kadal Ijo]

I think any skill can be used for freelance work, the most important thing is internet connection and some standard programs, we can make capital for freelance, and the easiest thing is to be a writer or make a review in writing or video.

[electronicash]

what you might wanna try this time is vector art, creating NFT today is very profitable. or you can create NFT for others i bet there are lots of blockchain sea today wanted to hire graphic artists for the NFT sidechain.

if you want to just get freelance work, marketing skills which you can learn from the different computer base tutorials these days, the challenge is to find an employer though. they seem to look for experienced ones.

[jrrsparkles]

I think any skill can be used for freelance work, the most important thing is internet connection and some standard programs, we can make capital for freelance, and the easiest thing is to be a writer or make a review in writing or video.

Easy things never brought big changes in anyone's life, either stay in yout comfort zone and live the life you're having or get out of it and work hard to get better financial stability and progress further. I think no one can answer what is best for others because they only know what is their passion is about so seeking others help in that matter will create more of confusion than solution.

[Ryu_Ar1]

The best thing I found to do was experiment with lots of different types of jobs, so you can get an understanding of various ways to make money and which ones are the most successful for you. There is a fine balance to it though, as it can take a long time to see real big monetary opportunities by learning something new but you also don't want to stick with something too long if you're just scraping by. Aligning with your current hobbies and skillsets can also be helpful in keeping your interest.

This is true because indeed we also have to find out our expertise and desires in this regard, considering that when we want to do freelancers, of course, apart from having to match this skill, you also have to be interested in things that make this work well.
But on the other hand if you really want to experiment it seems like it will take a little longer because of course it will definitely require at least some work if you want to do this and it will certainly take a lot of time.

[Hypnosis00]

I think any skill can be used for freelance work, the most important thing is internet connection and some standard programs, we can make capital for freelance, and the easiest thing is to be a writer or make a review in writing or video.

Easy things never brought big changes in anyone's life, either stay in yout comfort zone and live the life you're having or get out of it and work hard to get better financial stability and progress further. I think no one can answer what is best for others because they only know what is their passion is about so seeking others help in that matter will create more of confusion than solution.

Well, living out of your comfort zone is not easy but rich people did because they want to succeed. Some people are afraid to try because they already think negatively which is the reason why they become uncomfortable. This is just like adoption, it takes time to develop such mindsets, we can improve our passion and adapt to the environment that we think was out of our comfort zone as later possible we love it. Expertise in something can be just for someone, not in general but if we have the chance, why not? If this is not really for us, then we have to move on.

[jrrsparkles]

I think any skill can be used for freelance work, the most important thing is internet connection and some standard programs, we can make capital for freelance, and the easiest thing is to be a writer or make a review in writing or video.

Easy things never brought big changes in anyone's life, either stay in yout comfort zone and live the life you're having or get out of it and work hard to get better financial stability and progress further. I think no one can answer what is best for others because they only know what is their passion is about so seeking others help in that matter will create more of confusion than solution.

Well, living out of your comfort zone is not easy but rich people did because they want to succeed. Some people are afraid to try because they already think negatively which is the reason why they become uncomfortable. This is just like adoption, it takes time to develop such mindsets, we can improve our passion and adapt to the environment that we think was out of our comfort zone as later possible we love it. Expertise in something can be just for someone, not in general but if we have the chance, why not? If this is not really for us, then we have to move on.

Rich people take risk which is quite common but not everyone is taking risk are rich people that is why rich people are very low in numbers, there is nothing wrong with being conservative but we can't live our life fullest being like a conservative life style choose which one you want and when becoming rich is important then don't be afraid to take risks.

[Lubcub62]

in today's time to become a freelancer is very easy and there are many choices. provided we do have our own skills. but many also do not need to have special skills.
and in order to remain consistent at work, what is needed is that you must know what interests you first. because working in a job you don't like will only torment you mentally and create stress.

What you say is true, doing something we don't like will stress us out. Even though earning still doesn't make us better mentally, it tends to be that what we get from doing it doesn't look at all or becomes nothing.
Indeed, getting a job that we really want and like will be a little more difficult to get, especially as a freelancer. It takes more effort and consistency to get something that works.

yeah that's it. it is difficult to find a job that matches our interests. because in reality sometimes we are forced to choose to work in jobs that we do not like at all. and as a result the workload feels heavy and we become easy to let go of work. because of stress.

but there is no harm in trying to find a job that we are interested in first. I used to work in a job that wasn't my field of interest. and I stopped. and then finally was able to find a field that worked for me.

[Streptiziak]

Hi buddy, I think I can give you a couple of tips so that you can become a full-fledged freelancer. First of all, you need to decide in which field you want to become a freelancer, as if it were graphic design, or something else. Then you need to learn the skills you need for this profession, different courses or training books will help you with this. Then, when your skills are good enough, you can try yourself in some simple work on the freelance exchange, and then gain experience. When you become very experienced, you will have large orders and you will be able to earn well. Here's how it is, an approximate plan of how to become a good freelancer:) I wish you success and good luck!

[livingfree]

Hi buddy, I think I can give you a couple of tips so that you can become a full-fledged freelancer.

Just like what everyone is saying, just tell those tips on this thread for everyone to read and get those tips from you.

but there is no harm in trying to find a job that we are interested in first. I used to work in a job that wasn't my field of interest. and I stopped. and then finally was able to find a field that worked for me.

During the start of the pandemic, many were laid off from their jobs and many have been forced to do the jobs that they don't used to do. That's why it's for everyone to be flexible whether you're not on your actual field but the opportunity is in your hands.

You should grab it just like the rest.

[LUCKMCFLY]

For me, the topic of freelancers is something that I started many years ago. When I graduated in 2011, the first thing I did was look for a job for medical teams because I really like helping people, and that's how it was, then I saw that this job was not enough, it wasn't enough despite... Then I started looking for freelance jobs and it was very difficult, because you have to have very specific skills to be able to climb the ranks and take into account the most specific skills to be able to demonstrate them, in all freelancer work they look for very specific skills, those who are known as "everyone" do not have a very good reputation, as I said before, I think that what they are sending right now is everything related to software, software development, whoever learns well of C++, Java is the best open door you will have today.

The trick is that you need to have a lot of projects under your belt before you could be hired, and you should be able to provide proof of that. There are two situations when you are getting hired, either you are getting hired by a person who is also a software developer and needs help, or you are getting hired by someone who has no idea if you are good or not and they do not know a single line of code and just needs you to code something for them.

In the first case if the other person is another developer, then you will have hard time because they will look at your code from previous projects and if it is bad then they won't hire you, even though you could have learned what they needed and work hard to achieve. In the second situation since they have no idea how coding works, you could show what you have done and convince them to hire you.

Yes, you are right, in fact I have a friend who got a job through Lynkedin and he tells me that in Spain they are looking for many programmers in C and JAVA, his profession is Computer Engineering, in my case I am Electronic Engineering, I also know how to program but I don't dedicate myself to it, to be able to put in a resume I would have to remember everything from C and more, which implies a great deal of study time, he tells me that before hiring people they do some tests to see if in reality they are at the level, for now everything is done digitally, of course for me Java is more friendly, but it tells me that with only C it is already highly sought after.

[Oilacris]

For me, the topic of freelancers is something that I started many years ago. When I graduated in 2011, the first thing I did was look for a job for medical teams because I really like helping people, and that's how it was, then I saw that this job was not enough, it wasn't enough despite... Then I started looking for freelance jobs and it was very difficult, because you have to have very specific skills to be able to climb the ranks and take into account the most specific skills to be able to demonstrate them, in all freelancer work they look for very specific skills, those who are known as "everyone" do not have a very good reputation, as I said before, I think that what they are sending right now is everything related to software, software development, whoever learns well of C++, Java is the best open door you will have today.

The trick is that you need to have a lot of projects under your belt before you could be hired, and you should be able to provide proof of that. There are two situations when you are getting hired, either you are getting hired by a person who is also a software developer and needs help, or you are getting hired by someone who has no idea if you are good or not and they do not know a single line of code and just needs you to code something for them.

In the first case if the other person is another developer, then you will have hard time because they will look at your code from previous projects and if it is bad then they won't hire you, even though you could have learned what they needed and work hard to achieve. In the second situation since they have no idea how coding works, you could show what you have done and convince them to hire you.

Yes, you are right, in fact I have a friend who got a job through Lynkedin and he tells me that in Spain they are looking for many programmers in C and JAVA, his profession is Computer Engineering, in my case I am Electronic Engineering, I also know how to program but I don't dedicate myself to it, to be able to put in a resume I would have to remember everything from C and more, which implies a great deal of study time, he tells me that before hiring people they do some tests to see if in reality they are at the level, for now everything is done digitally, of course for me Java is more friendly, but it tells me that with only C it is already highly sought after.

C is much harder that JAVA basing on what i have studied and its true that computer related courses does really have more demand compared into other courses as well on which it is really that advantage to those people who had get computer related course.

We are living on a digital era which it is understandable that these skills would be mainly needed for particular jobs which is mostly in IT sector which is understandable
but also there are key areas which you could still able to deal with without having these kind of specific skills.

[Lubcub62]

but there is no harm in trying to find a job that we are interested in first. I used to work in a job that wasn't my field of interest. and I stopped. and then finally was able to find a field that worked for me.

During the start of the pandemic, many were laid off from their jobs and many have been forced to do the jobs that they don't used to do. That's why it's for everyone to be flexible whether you're not on your actual field but the opportunity is in your hands.

You should grab it just like the rest.

yeah that's right. I am also one of the people who lost my job due to the pandemic. and many factories were closed.
but I am grateful that at that time I was able to get out of a job that was actually forced to work there because considering how difficult it was to get a job.

but now I'm more focused on independent business on the internet. ranging from crypto trading and others. and this is the field I love.


but it will be very good for those who have expertise in the field of language. such as mastering several languages. it will be easy to get a job as a translator. now many need it. but very few apply.

[IIrik11]

Hi buddy, I think I can give you a couple of tips so that you can become a full-fledged freelancer.

why not share here so everyone can benefit from it?

i am currently in the process of learning a new language.

but it is more of a hobby project than anything else.

don't know if it is going to help me get any freelance work.

but i definitely keep seeing translation work being posted here and other places.

so, let's see if it comes useful.

i am also interested in learning video editing but don't know where to start.

[xSkylarx]

Hi buddy, I think I can give you a couple of tips so that you can become a full-fledged freelancer.

why dont you just state it here because not just the op will kinda relate it all of the users of the forum so you should  post it here . This is kinda weird because when you are kinda sending a personal message to it it means that it is double purpose that you will be scamming people . it is better to post it here so other members can also suggest to it or comment. you'll be criticize if you will be posting like this tho

[Crypto Library]

I am willing to learn some more skills so that I can get good paid freelance work here in this forum or any other freelance website.

Before I give you advice, I would say focus on the skills you have Then you have to think about which job you have the most skill on.  Now let's talk about advice, You mentioned two things, one is digital marketing and the other is blockchain.  None of these are bad, but from my point of view I would suggest blockchain developing. Because the demand for blockchain developers is going to be much higher in the future and I think its value is going to be higher year by year . And for that you have to get an idea about web developing first, and there are a lot of good paid, non-paid courses available on the internet now, many have suggested above. But it is very difficult to get a work here, but once you can prove your skills, I don't think you have to face any more obstacles. For this, in the beginning you can look for work by opening  accounts in Upwork, Freelancer websites. Now think about what works best for you

[nakamura12]

I suggest that you learn a skill that you are interested in and find a platform where it is needed then you'll get paid once they know how good or how bad your skills are. For example, I wanted to be a developer so I start learning it and then I became good at it. Since many gambling sites wanted a developer so you can apply on their company to work for them and surely you will get paid. If you have skills already then focus on it and ask in this forum in where you can apply to work.