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    An Investment That Paid Off

    Karyn Martin was
    cautious about launching her freelance career online, but she soon
    got results:

    "I
    remember the days when I dreamed of being a freelancer," she says.
    "The word seemed magical to me somehow. Romantic, almost. Now, after
    having actually been a freelancer for a while, the scales have been
    lifted from my eyes and I have seen the light. You pay for being able
    to manipulate your time. You pay by working more, working harder, and
    - hopefully - working smarter. But what you get in return is
    priceless. Now I can call the shots about when I work, for whom I
    work, and how much I make."

    One day, Karyn decided she was no longer willing to commute in
    smog-laden traffic to sit in a cubicle for eight hours, come home,
    eat, sleep, wake up, and then do it all over again. Going through the
    same routine, day after day, week after week , only to wake up one day
    old and tired - wondering how life might have been if she’d had the
    guts to go it alone.

    So she decided to become a freelancer - but how would she find work? She
    had spent endless hours surfing the ‘net, signing up with one
    freelance site after another. Yet there was an incredible amount of
    competition. She never seemed to win any bids, and was adamant about
    not lowering her hourly rate. 

    "Then I discovered Go Freelance," she says. "I had heard
    "don’t pay to work!" repeatedly, and I was too poor to risk getting
    scammed, but I took a chance one day when I was flush and sent twenty
    bucks to gain access to the Go Freelance Professional
    Edition.

    "Since then, I’ve edited a sales letter, a follow-up letter, an
    11-page Web site, and a brochure. I’m ‘on call’ to do pinch-hit
    proofreading for a medical newsletter editor in Florida while he’s on
    vacation, sick, etc. And I’ve landed a gig editing a new Canadian
    magazine coming out this fall. All this from taking a $20 chance on
    Go Freelance."

    Of course, it helped to send prospects a few previous work samples
    she’d had the presence of mind to scan and save on disk. Also, since
    she has been ‘in the business’ for more than five years, she has a
    fairly good résumé with some experience to back up the claims, along
    with a strong list of references.

    "For every one of you out there feeling a little discouraged, and
    especially for those of you on the verge of throwing in the towel, I’m
    here to tell you this. There may not be a Santa Claus, but there is a
    place to find work without paying some ridiculous "transaction fee" or
    never knowing whether or not the projects are ‘fresh’ - and even the
    name is easy to remember - Go Freelance."

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