[Part-01]Free Course or Paid Course.Benefits of Free Resources.

Are you learning freelancing? Spending time on skill development for a career in freelancing? Looking to buy a freelancing course for a hefty sum of money? If the answer to all my questions is yes for you then my post today is for you. So let’s start without further ado.

In today’s tune I will discuss about free and paid courses. In today’s tune you will get a very good idea of ​​which course you should actually pursue. Free course or paid course. Free courses for whom or paid courses for whom? I will explain in detail by mentioning some examples and features of the two types of courses so that you can understand yourself which course is important for you at this time.

1. Money difference

No matter how good the quality of a free course is yours and my knowledge. Or however bad the quality. At the end of the day, the course is completely free. No need to spend any money. No matter how bad the course instructor is. Or as good as it gets.

You don’t have to spend a single penny out of your pocket to access the course. On the other hand a paid course is more basic level. Or at any advanced level. At the end of the day you have to spend money from your pocket to do the course. The price of the course depends on the level.

You cannot buy this course without spending your pocket money. That’s why we can say that if we think in terms of money, then our free courses are the best.

2. Depends on the flame

Second thing totally depends on your learning. Think you’ll do skill development on any of the freelancing topics. You find some resources on YouTube or Google. According to that resource you started watching free videos. And started practicing.

In this way for a long time you continued to develop skills according to your resources. There comes a time when you feel like you have mastered that skill. This means that you have acquired enough knowledge and skills on this subject. You can then turn off this resource if you wish. And move on to your next resource or guideline.

Now let’s give another example. You’ve seen a few resources of your choice. You like any of these paid courses. You have purchased the course. Kine started watching the course for a long time.

Then halfway through the course you find that the course isn’t what you thought it would be. That is, you wanted to buy the course to learn the subjects. The course does not actually cover those topics. So what to do now?

So you have to forcefully develop your skills in those subjects that you are not interested in. Or you have to withdraw from this course completely. In that case, the entire money you bought the course with will go to waste.

So now you tell yourself which course is better for you. In this aspect too, the free course is ahead.

3. It’s about liking yourself

If you start reading free courses or resources from the internet, if you continue to learn that subject and learn it thoroughly, you will automatically develop a love for that work. Like you learned something by looking at free resources. Achieved full proficiency. Then you will have much more pleasure in doing any work using that skill. This is because you learned it entirely of your own volition.

No one forced or even scolded you for it. No one even pressured you to learn the skill quickly. This you learned using your free time entirely of your own volition. And in free time people do the only work they like. So your already fondness and love for this job is born.

But in school, college or university, far from loving the kind of education that is imparted, you start to develop a kind of hatred towards that work or study. Think for yourself. This method requires you to be present at your institution within a certain time every day. Be it sun, rain, hot, cold, whatever the weather is. Also, in some cases, even if you are sick, you have to attend the class at certain times.

In short, if you miss a day of class for any reason, you will not be able to make up that class again. The problem is not from self learning or back resources. That’s why learning any work in free resource creates love for it. What you will do for the rest of your life. Or if you can’t love the work you’re building a career towards, you’ll never be able to do it.

It happens to everyone. To work, you have to love your profession first. Moreover, in an institutional course, all the work has to be done with specific time. If you can’t work at the specified time, you don’t want to do that work anymore, that is, love goes away from work.

Homework must be submitted regularly. This homework does not have to be done in the case of any free resource. Besides, there is an exam after a few days. All in all, a paid course is totally worth it.

If you manage to complete your course you might learn something well. But you will not develop love for that job. That is, you will not want to do that work for a long time. But if you can learn a job from a free resource and spend enough time using your spare time completely free, you will develop a love for that job. As a result, you can build up a career towards that job by doing that job for a long time.

last word

I am ending my post today here. Another episode of this tune is going on. I am going to bring that very soon. The first post is already too big.

That’s why I’m forced to do a second episode of the tune. And in this tune you can see that in the three points that I have mentioned in this tune, I have only discussed the benefits of the free course. In the second episode of Tune I will discuss the benefits of free courses. And I will tell you which one is better for you. Until then, stay well everyone, and stay tuned to freelancerzone, thanks.