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Greeting all Alhamdulillah. Just wanted to share my experience with the 6 Figure Freelancing course. It really helped me shift my mindset and see freelancing in a different way. The content is solid and the videos are easy to follow. Shuayb also gives really helpful insights when you need some guidance. It’s not a shortcut though. The course gives you the tools and direction, but you still have to put in the work and figure things out for yourself. I took my time to go through it properly, and eventually it helped me get my first paying client. If you’re going through it now, just be patient and stay consistent. It does pay off.

Mohammed wasn't just watching courses and building projects. His relentless build-in-public mentality and showcasing his dashboards on LinkedIn is landing him interviews. This is the strategy we worked together on to consistently land interviews (and soon a role) during the best time of the year - Q4. He's a bit cheeky though. He's been doing copywriting on the side and now writes for his local masjid's newsletter. This goes to show that good copy is a cheat code to selling yourself during a job-hunting process. I was almost unsure if he decided to go full-time with copywriting lol. This is the time of year when companies are hiring like crazy, and he's been keeping his Python and SQL skills sharp for this very moment. More wins to come inshallah. Keep him in your prayers, I can't wait to see him land this role very soon.