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Now I’m here to help other teachers supplement their income from home as an online freelancer.
That is an extra $36,000 a year for those of you who are not part of the math department.
At that time, I was working with 5 clients (and put in about 20 hours per week). That was nice money, but I was way more comfortable when I backed down to 3 clients at about 12-15 hours per week ($2500 per month).
But what were you actually doing?
How did you learn those skills?
What were you being paid?
How much of that was from just one client?
How much were you making per hour?
Where did you find the time to work an extra 20 hours per week?
People ask about this all the time, so I’ve put it all together in a 5-day email sequence called Virtual Assisting Defined (with teachers in mind).
