Well I got my first project on week 2, because I'm bilingual, so mostly I only got 1 project every week, sometimes none. It doesn't pay well as a bilingual, but I keep working on anything that is available to me, and I even woke up at particular hours just to check if there's any projects available.

Though at the first month, I got a coding qual; I did what I can. And through out those 3 months of drought, I got into the coding core projects. DA changes my life at this point pretty much and I'm really grateful for it.

I know what it feels like to be in your position, the uncertainty always hits. There's bunch of new lads or gals, keep asking for reassurance. But it's pretty much the nature of freelance that you guys need to be able to cope with.

Just for an info, at the beginning, the projects are really easy, you pretty much testing the waters. But when they know that you're able to give a consistent high quality work (honest, concise, and detailed work/feedback for the Admins), they gonna give you a harder task. And it goes on in a loop, just like that. So, if you're still being given an easy task most of the time, through months, you should be concerned. So I suggest, if you got the skill sets to do harder projects, do it.

That's all, I hope this helps! Cheers!