Balancing a Job and Freelancing: Is It Possible?

[Nomad]

Many people advocate for side hustles as a way to improve finances. Well, working on side hustles can certainly improve your income, however, the burning question is after working eight hours at your day job, do you still have the energy and motivation to work on your side gigs. If you have full-time job and want to do side hustles, you might struggle at the both end. If you have actually done it, how did you manage it?

 

[Kross]

One can go for their normal day job in the morning and get into freelancing in the evening. It is possible to combine freelancing and a job.

 

[eLdavis]

It's possible to balance working and freelancing. One of the major advantages of being a freelancer is that you can set your working time when it is most convenient for you.

 

[Augusta]

Identify the most important tasks for both your job and freelance work and tackle them first.
Set Realistic Goals: Don't overcommit yourself. Be realistic about what you can achieve in the time you have available.

 

[Starmix]

I only post on two forum sites, Discussion Bucks and Forum Race. Earning online is not all the time giving us a bit of luck.

 

[Sanjeev]

I find it hard to balance both. I have a fulltime offline job and it takes 12 hours for me to reach home from work so becomes difficult for me work online.

 

[Fire&Rain]

i have not tried it but i think it would be very difficult to accomplish. At first it would seem possible but as you go on with life with less amounts of sleep and spending less time with friends and family you end up reducing hours you spend online making more difficult to keep up.

 

[King Belieal]

i have not tried it but i think it would be very difficult to accomplish. At first it would seem possible but as you go on with life with less amounts of sleep and spending less time with friends and family you end up reducing hours you spend online making more difficult to keep up.

When you have a job and you are also freelancing part time, you would not take freelancing gigs that are more than your realistic capacity to carry.