Hello Everyone, I'm New Here and Eager to Learn - Your Tips and Guidance Would Mean a Lot!

[luis_re_estate]

Hi everyone! I’m Luis Morales, a 27-year-old based in Mexico. After a few years working remotely in real estate, supporting my team through challenges and contributing to our goals, I’m ready to take on a new adventure: starting my own business and becoming self-employed. I’m excited but also a bit nervous—there’s so much to learn, and I’m hoping to gain some valuable insights from this community.

Right now, I’m exploring what kind of service I should offer and how to best present it. I’m full of questions, like: How do I choose the right service to offer? Should I build on my experience or try something new? Additionally, I’m wondering how to effectively showcase my skills and gain trust from potential clients right from the start.

I have a letter of recommendation from my previous boss, which highlights my contributions and dedication. Do you think this could help establish credibility with new clients, or should I focus on building something like a portfolio or case studies instead?

For those who’ve gone down this path, here are a few questions I’d love insights on:

• Choosing a Service: How did you decide what service to offer when you started? Did you lean on your past experience, or did you follow demand in the market? Any tips on finding the right fit?

• Preparation and Presentation: What should I prepare before launching my services? Would a recommendation letter add value, or should I focus on creating a portfolio or gathering testimonials? Also, any tips on how to present my offerings in a way that attracts clients?

• Getting Started: How did you navigate the early days of freelancing? What’s one thing you wish you’d known before launching your services?

Thank you all for reading and for any insights you can share. I look forward to learning from your experiences and hope to contribute back to the community as I grow on this journey!

[raj_skilled]

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[arafatcoco]

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