Emma Kim Levin

If I had chosen to go freelance sooner, I could have saved myself a few headaches. After college, I assumed I needed to make the “safe” career choice. One with a clearly defined path and an annual salary (a measly one at that).

The beginning of your freelance journey can be one of the most exciting and liberating times of your life. That said, the first three months can hold many highs and lows for the newly-solo. The harsh reality of a potential pay cut, inconsistent...