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From what I have seen, starting small and scaling up once you are confident works best.

I would be a little careful here. A lot of people jump in without thinking it through and regret it.

Honestly, it depends a lot on your situation. I would not rush into it without some kind of backup plan.

I tried this myself a while back. It was tough at first, but it paid off once I stuck with it for a few months.

Pakistani HR departments are honestly more understanding about family caregiving gaps than people think, but only if you name it directly. Don’t write ‘career break’ and leave it blank. Write something like ‘Family caregiving responsibility, 2023-2024’ in your work history. Then in your cover letter, use one sentence: ‘I took time to care for an…

From what I have seen, starting small and scaling up once you are confident works best.

Honestly not for everyone. Depends on how much risk you can handle.

Yes, definitely worth considering if you have some savings to fall back on. Just research properly first.

Honestly, it depends a lot on your situation. I would not rush into it without some kind of backup plan.

There is a learning curve, but plenty of free resources online to get started.