I recently asked Side Hustle Nation members, “What’s the ONE habit you feel contributes most to your success?”
And obviously becoming a successful entrepreneur depends on a ton of different factors, but I was surprised when relatively few answers turned up again and again.
Here are their most common responses.
As side hustles become more popular — and perhaps necessary — let’s take a look at some of the common options … and what you might consider doing instead.
Progress report time!
Why go through this exercise?
It’s time to evaluate what happened over the last 3 months (and in this case to look at the year as a whole), to see if you achieved your goals, and to ask if you’re happier or otherwise better off than you were when you started.
So am I?
A few weeks ago I asked Side Hustle Nation subscribers to share the books, podcasts, videos, articles, or resources that had the biggest impact on their business over the last 12 months.
This post is a collection of those responses.
Today I want to share a little about my latest experiment, an Amazon Alexa Flash Briefing Skill called The Money Making Minute.
I’ll go through why I’m excited about this, where the idea came from, how I’m setting it up, and why you might consider adding an Alexa skill to your own business.
What inspired me to create and launch The Progress Journal last month?
Like many of my projects, a few planets came into alignment around the same time.
Side hustlers know a thing or two about productivity.
After all, building a business is hard work — and doing it with limited hours is even more challenging.
You know it’s not just about getting more stuff done; it’s about getting more of the right stuff done.
Because busy doesn’t always mean effective!
Affiliate marketing is usually thought of as a monetization channel for bloggers, but I think it’s also an interesting way for freelancers to make extra money outside of your current service offer.
The trick is to find the best affiliate programs for your audience or clients.
A good logo is a great way to customize your website or business card — or to simply make your side hustle feel more legit.
Adding your logo to your Facebook page, YouTube channel, or seller profile on a marketplace (like Thumbtack or TaskRabbit) is a no-brainer.
Recently we published 99 side hustle ideas blog and we thought we’d follow up with 99 logo examples for some of the most popular side hustles.
Progress report time!
(It’s a tradition on the blog.)
This summer saw the return of summer vacation, and it was awesome. I was limited to working maybe an average of an hour a day for 5-6 weeks July and August, as the family and I took off for a month-long adventure.
