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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2021 · 19 MIN

How a High School Grad Became a Top Rated Freelancer in 6 Months

from Self-Made Web Designer · host Chris Misterek, Michael Groff

ResourcesDownload the free web design starter kit courseEpisode pageMichael’s WebsiteMichael’s Twitter AccountMichael’s Fitness Podcast!Michael’s Fitness YouTube Channel

Most high school seniors automatically think their next big life decision is choosing which college to go to. They graduate dreaming of the fun they’re about to have from dorm life or fraternities or the general “college experience.” But, not Michael. Michael knew that even if did go to school for computer science he would end up freelancing as a web designer when it was all said and done. So, he decided to skip the degree and go straight to freelancing. As a result, he became a top-rated freelancer on UpWork in 6 months and he’s sharing how he did it on this week’s episode of the Self-Made Web Designer podcast.

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