Freelancing the ultimate marmite experience: Some people love it, and some people hate it. If you work in the tech sector or a creative field, it’s probably something you’ve considered (or tried out) at least once. In fact, according to a survey by Upwork, 20% of current employees in the US — that’s 10 million people — are considering going freelance. The perks of working for yourself are obvious: you can choose your own hours (and clients), work from anywhere, and have unlimited freedom. But sometimes, the reality is a little bit different. Imposter syndrome, dry spells at work, shelling…

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