317: Rich20Something’s Daniel DiPiazza On Why You Need To Start A Side Hustle

317: Rich20Something’s Daniel DiPiazza On Why You Need To Start A Side Hustle

From working as a server at Longhorn Steakhouse, to multiple successful startups, making millions in his 20s, to publishing a best selling book, Daniel DiPiazza knows the entrepreneur's journey like the back of his hand. Here to discuss his upcoming "Start Your Side Hustle" course with Foundr, Daniel is all too familiar with the challenges and doubts faced by today's hustlers, and is here to teach you ways to overcome them. If you want to start a business but don't know where to begin, a low-risk side hustle by freelancing with your existing skills really is the gateway to entrepreneurship. It's extremely affordable with almost literally zero startup cost. In return, you can expect to make great profits with little to no overheads. Daniel has done this multiple times and has a unique method for helping you identify your skills, find clients, and getting them to pay you for your service. If there's any other type of content you'd like to see that would be valuable to you during this time, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email. Key Takeaways Daniel discusses his first viral article: Hacking E-Lance, the infamous "butterball story," and how he dominated a job board website Taking the first step towards starting your own business with "sweat equity" Why service-based businesses are the gateway drug to entrepreneurship Why freelancing teaches you all the business essentials Taking the first step; how not to be afraid, what to focus on, and what the competition means for you The importance of building a skill inventory, defining your skill, and seeing where they align Gaining confidence in becoming an entrepreneur and why you don't have to be the best in the world at what you do The fastest way for you to get paid for your big idea

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(691)

690: (Solo) The Truth About Selling Your Business (From Someone Who Said No)

690: (Solo) The Truth About Selling Your Business (From Someone Who Said No)

At some point, if you are building a DTC brand and getting traction, someone is going to reach out. An aggregator, a private equity firm, a bigger competitor. And most founders have no idea what to do...

3 Aug 11min

689: I Sold ONE Product in ONE Color - Then Exited for Half a Billion

689: I Sold ONE Product in ONE Color - Then Exited for Half a Billion

Rob Ward exited Quad Lock last year for half a billion dollars. He never took a cent of outside investment to build it, was profitable every single month from day one, and ran the business with a sk...

30 Juli 54min

688: (Solo) I Lost Years Of My Life To This One Mistake (And You're Probably Making It Right Now)

688: (Solo) I Lost Years Of My Life To This One Mistake (And You're Probably Making It Right Now)

I have never said this directly on the show before, but shiny object syndrome did not cost me months. It cost me years. Entire years where the Foundr team was spread across five or six initiatives ins...

27 Juli 11min

687: I Broke Every DTC Rule and Built a $1 Billion Brand From My Garage

687: I Broke Every DTC Rule and Built a $1 Billion Brand From My Garage

Sandra Oh Lin walked away from running eBay's fashion business in 2011 to pack craft boxes in her garage. She raised just $11 million in total - and never needed another dollar. KiwiCo has now shipped...

23 Juli 52min

686: Claire Built The World's #1 Dachshund Brand From Home - Now Doing $140K/Month

686: Claire Built The World's #1 Dachshund Brand From Home - Now Doing $140K/Month

Claire Wolfson got her first dachshund at 20, became completely obsessed, and watched him get paralysed by the spinal condition that affects almost every sausage dog. The original plan was to design a...

22 Juli 28min

685: (Solo) The $500,000 Lesson I Had to Learn the Hard Way

685: (Solo) The $500,000 Lesson I Had to Learn the Hard Way

A few years ago I lost half a million dollars in 30 days. Not in crypto, not in a speculative bet. In the business I built from my parents' basement and launched on $3,000 from a credit card. And the ...

20 Juli 11min

684: She Bet Her House Deposit on Hair Gel - and Built an 8-Figure Brand

684: She Bet Her House Deposit on Hair Gel - and Built an 8-Figure Brand

Yasmina Elmerkaoui had one shot - use the house deposit to buy a home, or bet it all on a hair gel she'd spent two years formulating. She chose the hair gel. On launch night she packed orders until 5a...

16 Juli 51min

683: (Solo) The Expense Audit That Could Save Your Brand Thousands This Year

683: (Solo) The Expense Audit That Could Save Your Brand Thousands This Year

This is not a growth hack. It is not going to go viral on a Twitter thread. But I genuinely believe it is one of the highest leverage things you can do for your brand right now, and most founders neve...

13 Juli 12min

Populärt inom Business & ekonomi

badfluence
framgangspodden
dynastin
varvet
svd-tech-brief
uppgang-och-fall
avanzapodden
rss-inga-dumma-fragor-om-pengar
fill-or-kill
rikatillsammans-om-privatekonomi-rikedom-i-livet
tabberaset
rss-borslunch
rss-kort-lang-analyspodden-fran-di
montrosepodden
market-makers
rss-dagen-med-di
borslunch-2
bathina-en-podcast
rss-veckans-trade
rss-borssurr-med-mitelman-och-mellqvist