Freelancing, as an industry has contributed to more than $1 trillion USD in US economy back in 2019. People don’t ‘become a freelancer’ anymore. It is not an alternate career path that you might choose. This is a mainstream option that more and more people are getting interested in. Surprisingly, we don’t have enough so called ‘best freelancing sites’ where you can go to get a gig. Story time: I started freelancing as a teenager back in 2012. I was 19-20 years old. The opportunities were limited back then, but so was the competition. I started as a writer ($1 for every 500 words I wrote) on a site called Freelancer.com (this was the most popular one back then). After a few years, I found myself turned into a ghostwriter for eBooks ($50 for every book on average and it used to take me 7-10 days to finish each one).…