Freelancing Is Difficult. Are You Ready For This Rewarding Challenge?After the shutdown of his marketing firm, Jason Montoya unexpectedly had numerous business owners and non-profit leaders requesting his help to solve their organization's communication problems.Facing numerous challenges as a new freelancer, he quickly integrated his business insights to move through the many familiar obstacles he faced. He then began sharing with other freelancers a framework of eight vital achievements, see below, that took him to a state of personal and vocational flourishing.Behind these covers, he dives into these mile markers, unveils a blueprint and shares personal stories to help guide and equip other freelancers in their difficult but rewarding journey. As a freelancer, Path of the Freelancer is a must read. It's a brilliant piece of work I glean from and recommend to all my colleagues. It will be my go-to-guide for years to come! --Allison Miller, Speaker and Author of Desperate for Love I've read "Path Of The Freelancer" in its entirety and recommend it to anybody that's looking to start freelancing - in any field - and also to those who already are freelancers. Jason is extremely perceptive and is filled with valuable insight that he regularly pours into others in an effort to help them. This book is his attempt to do that for those that he'd otherwise not be able to help. --Keith Taylor, Professional Freelance Photographer With the right balance of personal experience and solid business advice, Jason has written a comprehensive guide to achieving freelance success. Infused with memorable analogies and infographics, The Path of the Freelancer appeals to a variety of learning types, and remains engaging throughout an impressive amount of content. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is either getting into freelancing, or ready to take their current business to the next level. --Co-founder, Harpoon (Financial Software For Freelancers) Working with his uncle's animation studio, in high school and shortly after, Jason Scott Montoya worked on projects for PBS, Discovery Channel and several museums across the world. The day after he and his wife returned from their honeymoon in 2005, they packed up everything and moved on a leap of faith from Arizona to Atlanta. He graduated in 2008 from the Art Institute of Atlanta with a bachelor's degree in media and animation, attempted to make a feature film, launched a political news website, ran a marketing agency, and had four kids in 12 years. He's a follower of the Way, the Truth and the Life, a husband, father, teacher and storyteller. He believes in sharing good, and not so good, stories from his journey as a way to process ideas and inspire others. In his journey, he's personally experienced and seen others experience the life of surviving in isolation. In these times of need others helped and inspired him when he needed it. As a result, his personal aim is to inspire others to a place of thriving and togetherness, which means living in healthy community with others. One where his relationship with God, family, community and country are lived out as a positive example. An example others would aspire to.