Maybe you have dreamed of going out on your own for years—no more saluting that boss or supervisor or working hours that someone else decides for you. But the idea of starting your own business is...well, terrifying. You don't see yourself as a CEO. You just want to earn income on your own terms.
Freelancing might be the answer. Approximately 20 million Nigerians were freelancing in 2017—about 30 percent of the workforce.
A freelancer is a self-employed person who offers services, usually to businesses and often to multiple clients at a time. Nearly every type of service needed by most businesses could be provided by a freelancer, including marketing, publicity, advertising, technological support such as web programming and design, creative works such as graphic design, and financial support such as bookkeeping.
Ask yourself what you're good at. What is it that you do better than just about anyone else? In what areas do you excel? Can businesses use your skills?
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