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A Grand Announcement — Celebrating 1,000 WordPress Projects Completed
I’m officially the 4th member of Codeable’s exclusive 1000 club, meaning I’ve completed over 1000 WordPress projects successfully.
Looking Back: Two Years With Codeable
Take a closer look at the strategies I’ve followed over the last two years to earn nearly $300K as a WordPress developer.
Can digital nomads earn as much as “regular” freelancers?
I’ve spent the last two years working as a freelancer and digital nomad, in this article we’ll compare my income between the two.
Codeable’s Most Productive Developers
Meet the top ten most productive certified expert WordPress developers who are currently working for Codeable.
Learn How To Become A Digital Nomad
Here’s how I made my transition, first from full-time employee to freelancer and then again from freelancer to digital nomad.
It’s Official: I’ve Become A Digital Nomad
After making my transition from full-time employee to full-time freelancer this was the most logical next step along my journey.
Six Figure Freelancing — My Session From WordCamp Kent 2017
Learn how to make the transition from full-time employee to full-time freelancer while earning at least $100K per year.
I’m Speaking At WordCamp Kent
I’ve officially accepted my invitation to speak at WordCamp Northeast Ohio on June 23rd. Learn how to earn over $100K freelancing.
Goodbye Audi, Hello Lamborghini
After owning my Audi R8 for the better part of one-year I’ve decided it’s time to upgrade to the Lamborghini Aventador, here’s why.
Six Figure Freelancing — My Session From WordCamp San Diego 2017
Learn how to make the transition from full-time employee to full-time freelancer while earning at least $100K per year.
I’m Speaking At WordCamp San Diego
I’ve officially accepted my invitation to speak at WordCamp San Diego on March 26th. Learn how to earn over $100K freelancing.
How To Increase Inbound Leads By Joining An Outsourcing Platform
Stop wasting your time hunting for leads and get back to doing what you do best. Let an outsourcing service do the heavy lifting.