I decided to go back to freelancing.

But there's a lot more devs than before, and I almost forgot how difficult it was to attract clients.

Oh, and I can't believe I forgot about their shitty attitudes. I don't think a nice client even exists.

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hi thanks for the boost :)

Do your own projects
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Apps with ads
Web pages with ads...
May not give much, but the more projects, the more money

until i learn to do stuff on my own i can be your one nice client

You're young. Try first the office world. Get some experience, then after you have learned some strategies (like agile and marketing), build your own startup. It may feel boring but it's just a phase. Yeah I know how you feel a lot of clients like to get things done for peanuts, that's where negotiation tactics come in, try learning those first :)

@thremedy
For the record, this isn't my first time freelancing. :)
Just making that clear because it looks like everyone misunderstood me.

@RodrigoF once I get some money to cushion myself for a while this is the route I intend to go. Diversification of revenue streams is rule #1 of any business, it should be no different for freelancers.

Also hoping to do things like my own udemy / pluralsight courses once I get over the imposter syndrome hurdle...