The Side Hustle Show: Business Ideas for: Recent Episodes
Nick Loper
Kim Palmer stopped by The Side Hustle Show this week to talk about her various side hustles and how you can get started. As the author of The Economy of You: Discover Your Inner Entrepreneur and Recession-Proof Your Life, Kim has connected with dozens of part-time entrepreneurs and is one of the biggest advocates for having a "side gig" as part of your financial backup plan.
Even though she loves her job as a journalist, she shares how the recession inspired her to become a little more self-reliant and open up an Etsy shop.
In this edition of The Side Hustle Show, I'm joined by Cameron Rambert all the way from Melbourne Australia! He's a freelance marketing strategist and the founder of DigitalMined.com, a growing resource for struggling freelancers.
We talk about how aspiring side hustlers can get started earning their first dollars outside of their day job as freelancers -- and I agree -- freelancing is one of the fastest ways to make more money.
Nick Reese is an accomplished entrepreneur and sought-after business coach. We set out to record an episode on the mindset necessary to succeed as an entrepreneur, and I think we reached that goal, but along the way, Nick shared a fascinating way to build a lucrative side hustle by starting out freelancing.
And on top of that, he shares why he started taking cold showers 2 years ago, and why he's actually got me hooked on the cold shower thing in the couple of months since we recorded the episode.
I'm excited to welcome Alex Genadinik back to The Side Hustle Show as the first-ever repeat guest. Alex reached out and told me how he'd applied many of the strategies and tactics discussed on the show over the past year, and I thought it would be fun to highlight some of those along with his progress.
Alex's "year of hustle" has created at least 4 new income streams, including a couple more "passive" channels.
This episode illustrates the power of starting today, so you can look back a year from now and see how far you've come.
The best thing about starting a podcast is the excuse to talk to awesome and inspiring people on a weekly basis.
I've learned so much from The Side Hustle Show guests over the past year, I thought it would be an appropriate time to recap some of their shared wisdom, how I've applied it to my own projects, and how you can apply it to yours.
This is episode 50 -- the big 5-0, and it's also my first-ever attempt at a solo show.
BudgetsAreSexy.com is one of the most popular personal finance blogs in the world, and surprise surprise, it started as a side hustle.
In today's show (Episode 49 of The Side Hustle Show), I'm joined by J. Money, the mysterious author of the aforementioned blog. We talk blogging as a business model, monetization strategies, the Side Hustle Series, and how to stand out in the crowded online world.
I've been a BudgetsAreSexy reader off and on for several years, and one thing that J. does an excellent job of is injecting his personality into the posts each and every day.
Here we are in Episode 48 of The Side Hustle Show, and I'm joined by Jeff Steinmann from HowtoQuitWorking.com (and author of the book by the same name).
Jeff's a real hustler who left his corporate gig a few years ago to pursue the entrepreneurial path. He's got a unique perspective on side hustle businesses, including how to bring them to market quickly to minimize your risk and failure rates.
This is a good one for anyone struggling to get started and find what they can sell.
Nicklas Kingo joins me all the way from Copenhagen in Episode 47 of the Side Hustle Show to share how he's building a lucrative Amazon Kindle publishing business.
He's made the public goal of earning $4260 per month from his Kindle business before he starts university in the fall. When we recorded this at end of February, he was already up to $1500 with big plans to continue growing.