Pinay OFW Vlogger, Now An Online Freelancer, Too!

November 4, 2020
by Jason Dulay 
Jason is the founder and CEO of Work from Home Roadmap and VA Bootcamp. Aside from teaching Filipinos how to succeed working from home, he likes traveling, playing board games, and drinking coffee.
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"Gusto ko naman na magwork on my own pace without too much pressure physically."

"Kung magkakaroon na ako ng sarili kong family, gusto ko sa bahay nalang ako magwowork while taking care of kids and monitoring them."

This is what our JasSuccess guest wants for her future.

Which is why she decided to start freelancing on the side while working as a caregiver in Canada.

She works as a Youtube support tech — working twice a week for her client.

And if you're wondering how did she got started with her freelancing skill, got to tell you that this Pinay OFW is also a vlogger.

Hanep di ba?

Watch this replay as Rei shares her freelancing journey.

Introduction

This dynamic Pinay OFW Vlogger shares her success as a freelancer.

Rie will share her life being an OFW. She will give us tips on how to source alternative ways of earning extra income.

Be inspired by how she does freelancing on top of her full-time job and her reason why she decides to become a full-time freelancer in the future.

Notable Quotes

  • That is my goal talaga na gusto kong umuwi sa atin at magfreelancing na lang. I want to share na yung kita ko sa freelancing, it adds up sa pagpapatayo ko ng bahay sa Pilipinas kasi gusto kong makita yung pinaghirapan ko sa freelancing na masasabi kong “Ito ang bahay ko na katas ng freelancing!” 
  • I encourage our mga kababayan, mga kapatid, mga anak lalong-lalo na sa mga anak na may mga nanay at tatay na nag aabroad,  consider yourself na magfreelancing at the same time kasi kaya nyo pong kumita while you’re working, you’re studying just to help your parents, kasi mahirap maging OFW.  I consider nyo rin po na help nyo sila para meron din kayong source of income at kung gusto ng parents nyo na mag for good na sila sa Pilipinas baka gamitin din nila  yung pera nila for their business  para di na sila umalis ng Pilipinas. Definitely will use freelancing pag uwi ko ng Pilipinas.
  • Sa ating mga OFW, invest yourself na kumuha ng ganitong course because it’s really helpful. Na experience ko na siya eh. While we are working,  pagkauwi natin sa bahay pwede tayong mag freelancing para meron tayong another source of income. Hindi tayo mananatiling OFW lang forever, uuwi at uuwi po talaga tayo sa atin sa Pilipinas.
  • I want to share this to you na gawin ang freelancing, kung ano ang niche nyo about sa freelancing, kung ano ang nalalaman nyo sa freelancing, please go on kundi naman mag aral po tayo,  wala pong pinipili at age requirement ang education.
  • We should always believe in ourselves na maging successful tayo and focus in our goals, stop making excuses and build our confidence, think and dream creatively. We should not compare ourselves sa others dahil iba-iba and experiences natin sa buhay. Manage our environment, wag tayong maging katulad nila na tambay lagi, let us be resourceful and have a good attitude at the same time.
  • Kung ikaw ay baguhan na freelancer, wala ka pang client, dig in more, press more. Wag kang mahihiya magtanong at humingi ng tulong, be humble yung acceptance na hindi ko to kaya, magtanong lang na “Can you please help me?”. Dapat  maging adaptive at positive sa buhay. Turn defeat into victory, pagsubok lang yan. Just strive hard and think like a leader. You’re a leader of your own freelancing career.
  • Thank you Sir Jason Dulay, you are a blessing. Ginamit ka ni Lord para maging abot-kamay na namin ang pagiging freelancing.

Journey to Freelancing

  • Eldest and the breadwinner of her family
  • An undergraduate of BS in Computer Engineering and took up a six-month Caregiving course instead due to financial instability
  • Became a private caregiver for a year in Manila, a domestic helper in Dubai, U.A.E. for two years, and in Hongkong for 5 years
  • A full-time caregiver and a part-time ophthalmologist assistant in Canada at present
  • Started her freelancing career as a Vlogger
  • Her eagerness to pursue freelancing drove her to loan money to buy a laptop
  • She started to watch free webinars as her lessons daily and watched Youtube videos of  Mr. Jason Dulay until she decided to enroll in the VA Bootcamp Completed Package course on an installment basis
  • Got her first client as a Youtube Tech Support freelancer while working as an OFW  in Canada
  • Her freelancing career helped her in building her dream house in the Philippines
  • Realized that freelancing is a great opportunity to be with her family while earning money instead of working as an OFW

Question and Answer

What made you take up freelancing?

Wala pa ko sa Canada gusto ko nang magfreelancing noon. Hindi ko kayang bumili ng laptop at mag enrol kasi ang pera ko noon ay para sa mga kapatid ko. Nag upload ako ng video ko noon sa Youtube  na may ginaya akong singer at nakita kong may mga viewers ako, kaya naisipan kong mag vlog ng buhay-OFW sa Hongkong. Iyon ang naging inspiration at way ko na mag freelancing that time. Nung nanghiram na ko ng perang pambili ng laptop, di pa rin ako naka enrol sa VA Bootcamp. Nag aattend  lang ako ng mga webinars at madalas akong nanonood sa Youtube videos ni Sir Jason. Nainspire ako sa story niya, gusto ko nyan!  Ayoko nang mag OFW. 

How’s your life as a freelancer now?

My life as a freelancer now is still in the process of learning more kasi there’s a lot of room to learn and explore kasi hindi pa dito natatapos lahat so marami pang dapat malaman and marami pang dapat matutunan.

It’s still a struggle kasi busy pa rin ako sa gabi working as a freelancer after ko magwork sa umaga. First client ko is first-time din magka freelancer. Nahirapan ako at first kasi di ako ganoon ka fluent mag English, pero flexible ang time ko, 2 to 3 hours lang ang trabaho ko dahil sinabi ko sa kanya ang mga ginagawa ko so naiintindihan naman niya. Kaya dapat maging honest tayo sa client para maganda ang relationship natin sa kanila.

What is the difference now that you are a freelancer and noong wala pa ang freelancing sa buhay mo?

Mas naging focus ang mind ko na mag freelancing. Noong wala pa ko sa pag fefreelancing, feeling ko walang ibang solusyon na magkapera kundi magtrabaho physically. Hindi pala dun natatapos ang journey ko as an OFW. Mayroon palang ibang alternative na magkakapera ako na hindi malulubay sa family at flexible pa ang time.

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by Jason Dulay 
Jason is the founder and CEO of Work from Home Roadmap and VA Bootcamp. Aside from teaching Filipinos how to succeed working from home, he likes traveling, playing board games, and drinking coffee.

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