ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Before becoming a freelancer, RJ McCollam was fired from his job, evicted from his apartment, and even had his car repossessed. It took losing everything to inspire his motivation. Now, ten years later, he's a successful web developer who's guest spotting podcasts to share his experience with the rest of us.
RJ is talking today about building a freelance career from the bottom up. He taught himself how to build websites and used his skills to find a full-time job. That full-time career eventually led to his freelance transformation, and he's sharing all the steps (and mistakes) he made along the way.
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