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I just realized later in my career that I would rather be the best at one specific stack and charge lots for the specialization that knowing 6 frameworks and not be proficient in any of them. In Blockchain, for example, I am interested in Hyperledger Fabric, Ethereum and nothing else. I want to know all the frameworks that involve these two platforms and nothing else. Since our big asset right now is time, you must choose carefully what you are going to focus on.\n\n-FIND REMOTE GIGS AND CHARGE HIGH: Dapp University talks with Simple Programmer in that interview if you want to get details. Although what I get out of since I have used those tools such as crypto jobs that you must be careful to choose who you are working with. There a lot of scammers out there still since ICOs were a boom last year. Research the company that is offering the job and see if it’s legit. After that Don’t mind about the kind of job. It means that there are so many kinds of Blockchain development jobs out there not precisely for software development, for example, there are positions of teaching, writing, marketing. Honestly, I would pick up anything that feels right for you. We are so early to know what is this technology and what it can become that any experience is worth the try. Thereafter, don’t be afraid to charge high. Blockchain developers are earning in average 100000 US per year for a full-time position, would not be weird to be paid more even.\n\n-WRITE ABOUT BLOCKCHAIN DEVELOPMENT: This is what I am doing. I am building my consulting business but before that, I want to build an audience with blogs, maybe a youtube channel, and any source of communication channel I can find that will show the experience I have. I agree with John Sonmez from Simple Programmer about the exposure for your marketing as a software development strategy. 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