I chase my dreams by helping others to fulfil theirs

I had no idea where my Freelance journey would take me when I began it in 2017. Even though I had studied Competency Development, I was shocked at what would happen if I allowed myself more flexibility and freedom in my work. I began my work as a virtual Assistant, performing humble back-office tasks for my clients. However, as time passed, I began to include more of my interests and skills, which led to me ghostwriting four novels for foreign clientele. I acquired a good skill set in managing international remote teams. With a background in quality management (which I gained while working as a social worker), I create unique, rational, and effective standards, particularly for start-ups. Throughout my travels, I attempted a variety of jobs and pathways. As a result, I've gained a lot of experience in customer service, whether at call centers or from home. The most important thing to emphasize is that after nearly seven years of working independently and in a variety of disciplines, I have established a diverse but robust skill set that allows me to be versatile and learn rapidly. I enjoy long-term projects where we can develop a strong cooperation because I am a people person.