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Fire your Boss! The Successful Home Freelancer's Guide

By Neil Flanagan and Jarvis Finger

Most people, at one time or another, have a job that rewards their time and effort with wages or salaries. An increasing number of people, however, are becoming dissatisfied with that time-and-effort economy and seek the greater rewards that a results economy can provide.

Indeed, more and more managers are abandoning the safety of company careers to become consultants in their chosen fields. They cite a number of reasons -- a need to pursue their vision, a desire for increased independence, the lack of a meaningful future in a large organisation, or the reality of redundancy. This change inevitably means establishing their own businesses, working for themselves, and -- if necessary -- employing others.

Making the decision to start your own freelance business or consultancy from home is not an easy one. There are numerous considerations that need to be taken into account. This article aims to consider the key issues, and provide varied expert opinions and advice on how to address them.

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