4 reasons to stop freelancing

As I said, failure is an option. Not everyone is cut out to be a freelancer. There is no shame in failing at freelancing. Some of the most talented people would not be able to succeed at freelancing.

So, if you tried for a couple of years, but you still can't get regular clients or earn a good living, you may want to think about stopping.

Freelancing is so much more than being good at providing your service. So there is a lot of room for troubles that have nothing to do with your actual work.

Many freelancers can't imagine going back to a 9 to 5 job. But sometimes, the offer is too good to refuse.

Money could be a reason to go back into a job.

But, for most freelancers, it would be something more important. Maybe founding a start-up. Or a special company that they admire is looking for new talent.

Is there such a thing as "too much growth"? For a freelancer: yes!

You only have a limited amount of hours per day. That is the nature of being a freelancer.

Therefore, if you grow a lot, there comes the moment, where you can't do it alone (or you have to stop growing).

So, if you want to keep growing, you have to transform from freelancing into entrepreneurship.

Just as you can fall in love with a job, you can fall out of love with it. This is obviously the case for freelancing as well.

So, if you just don't feel it any more - you have to quit.

Important: stop before it becomes a problem.