Earn Your First $100 Freelancing Online

Spending a lot of time working but still not making progress.

You don’t feel confident in your skills – and this is a real feeling. You are not alone. You just can’t understand why some techies know so much while you work so hard and still feel like a beginner. You feel like you are doing something wrong. Where are the results?

You don’t need another coding course. You need someone to guide you.

Everyone seems to have the answer to our problems: we need to start a new coding course. That will solve our problems. But those courses can cost hundreds of dollars, and it’s difficult to find the right one.

Overwhelmed about taking the right next step.

Tutorials, courses, bootcamps, etc. What should you focus on? Are you even learning skills that are in demand? If you have been learning tech skills for some time, you know it can be frustrating to figure out what to do next.

Where’s the transparency? Why is no one showing the exact steps for making money with tech skills?

Do you really need another coding course? Are you learning the right skills for earning money from coding? Why is no one showing you what to do next?

Sick of your current job. You want more freedom and financial flexibility.

It’s tough to take that big leap into a full-time tech career. If you won’t make enough, there is a big risk involved with quitting your job. What if you can’t make it? The numbers don’t lie – and you need enough dough to survive.

I started to figure some things out – simply through working on small gigs for real-world clients.

I realized that I don’t need years of experience to earn real money in tech.

I improved my skills much faster than ever before – because I was working on real projects with real clients.

I learned what tech freelance clients really want from us.

I discovered techniques to work faster to increase my earnings even more.

I built hands-on projects for my portfolio, and deleted all my dummy projects that didn’t help me get hired.

The best part?

I made money while I was still learning.

In my first month freelancing, I made $106.67.

I felt so good about that.

I did it. I proved I could make money with my coding skills!

Back to work. Next month, I made $435.

Then $895 the next month.

Two months later, I landed my first $3,000 gig.

And from there, I started earning $6,000 to $25,000/month.

I figured out how to become better at what I was doing. And I have never looked back.

I’m Mikke, the creator of MikkeGoes.com, a fully self-taugh freelance web developer.

Freelancing was a total game-changer for me in 2017 when I was feeling insecure about my tech skills and wanted to quit my job that was killing me. Finding small, low-risk gigs helped me build my confidence and realize that I already knew enough to start making money.

I stopped watching tutorials and started building fun, meaningful projects – and my clients paid me to help them.

If you want to earn extra money while you are still learning tech skills, this is the perfect guide for you. I will show you what skills to learn and how to get started, and you decide where to go from there.

If you want to land your first full-time developer job soon, having freelance projects and testimonials from clients can help you get hired. Having worked with real clients, you will feel more confident in your skills, too.

I know this system works – it helped me achieve financial freedom and more flexibility in life. I’m excited to share everything I learned with you!

– Mikke