Reason 1: No success in sight
As I said, failure is an option. Not everyone is cut out to be a freelancer. There is no shame in failing at freelancing. Some of the most talented people would not be able to succeed at freelancing.
So, if you tried for a couple of years, but you still can't get regular clients or earn a good living, you may want to think about stopping.
Freelancing is so much more than being good at providing your service. So there is a lot of room for troubles that have nothing to do with your actual work.
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I am a self employed online strategist from Switzerland who lives in Costa Rica. Most of my clients are from Germany.
I've been freelancing since 2008, and I love it... but what if I'd stopped loving it?
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