Freelancing has been the trend and a better source of income. Due to the pandemic, many people have tried to come into freelancing.

Freelancing is basically working independently without being associated with a single organization. Modern freelancing is easier and more rewarding than older workers may think. Toptal’s chief economist breaks down the advantages of freelancing in semiretirement.

Many of you might also be thinking of starting freelancing, but before starting out you should have a basic idea about freelancing so that you get successful in it.

So here are some book recommendations which can better help to start your freelancing journey. Here you go...

1. The Four Hour Workweek

The main idea behind the book is to work less and make more money. Pretty much like to work smarter, not harder.

The author says that in order to boost team motivation, you only need to manage your time smartly, rather than fitting everything in your schedule to achieve more.

2. Pyjama Profit

Pyjama Profit is a guide for millennials to get started with a self-sustained online freelance practice while developing the skills needed to succeed.

The book talks about in-demand online skills and the different paths one can take to become an expert in these fields.

3. Remote

The main idea behind the book is to show how employers and employees can work from any corner of the world and at any time.

Remote is about how to expand on that, showing you how you can get people to be productive, work together and be happy, all without even coming to the office.

4. The E-Myth Revisited

The E-Myth Revisited dispels the myths surrounding starting your own business and shows how commonplace assumptions can get in the way of running a business.

This book is filled with insights for small business owners who want to see their business become bigger than them.

5. Million Dollar Consulting

Million Dollar Consulting shows you how to market yourself as a freelancer in the right way.

This book is a classic guide covering the ins and outs of competing and winning in this competitive field like freelancing.

6. How To Win Friends & Influence People

This book is written in such a way that it is not only helpful from a business aspect but applied to many different aspects of life.

Whether it’s to help you in business or with personal relationships to build and nourish your relationships.

7. The Hustle Manifesto

The main idea behind this book is how you can kick start your career using a side hustle.

If you want to quit your 9-5 and want to start a side hustle then this one's for you.

8. Rework

Rework is a business book that shows the reader how to build a better, faster, easier way to be successful in business.

It teaches the reader how to be more creative.

What's on your reading list?

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