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I have actually written about the pros and cons of freelancing in a previous post, showing that it's not all rosy: bucketlistjournal.com/post/46601822485/pros-and-cons-of-freelancing

(and P.S. - I personally did not relocate, so my living expenses are still high)

I completely agree. I'll address specifically this issue in one of my future posts (on how to get started).

I guess you're right, but I'm trying to build this entire blog step-by-step, with "intro" posts like these as a prelude.

I'm actually not quitting the startup world. But I'll probably won't return to the same classic routine of working full-time until raising VC money and then hoping to get acquired. More in the realms of bootstrapping an online business with a concrete business model that grows slowly.

By the way, what didn't you like about the way I wrote my post(s)? I'm honestly interested in hearing your feedback, since this is my first blog.

What I'm actually trying to say in this post is that you need to change your way of thinking about working hard, retiring and only then doing what you'd like (i.e. lifestyle design). If you're already familiar with this concept - this post won't provide you any new insights. I have thought about writing the practical tips right there, but these could actually be spread across several posts.

Hey, I'm one of the founders of the website. You mean writing down in the main page, right? Good idea - we plan to add an introduction video on that page (similar to what Dropbox did on their main page)

Yaron