The Juggle Journal

  I didn’t have a job. I didn’t have a bank account. I definitely didn’t have a plan. But I did have one thing — the internet. Back when I first started freelancing, I was a full-time student with no real experience and a whole lot of curiosity. I didn’t land a $100 project right away. What I did was take on small, scattered gigs that added up. And one day, I looked at my little earnings tracker and realized I’d made $100 online. It felt like magic. What I Actually Did I tried almost everything. These were not scams or surveys; they are just small services I could actually do. Polished CVs and resumes for people who didn’t know how to format or write them Managed Instagram and Facebook pages for local brands — mostly friends of friends Wrote blog posts and paraphrased academic content Took on small gigs on Facebook groups and freelance platforms None of it was fancy. Some of it barely paid anything. But every task taught me something. And the more I did, the...