Building Side Gigs to Make Extra Money
WITH OUR SIDE HUSTLE COURSE
Would your financial quality of life increase if you were able to take home an extra $500, $1,000, $2,000, or even $5,000 per month? Most of our readers would say "yes"! And while money does not guarantee happiness, it absolutely can prevent you from feeling as much financial stress and anxiety.
Luckily for you, we've built a DIY self-paced course designed to help you build new side hustles and make extra money.
How to create and build a side gig
The multi-hour course will cover everything you need to know to get your side gig off the ground and start bringing in some extra income each and every month. If you decide to take advantage of this incredible course, you'll learn:
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What type of side gig is right for you
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Picking your perfect side hustle
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Building out your side gig
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Pursuing entrepreneurship
Lesson 1: What type of side gig is right for you?
Before we help you to build out and monetize a side hustle (or multiple!), we'll walk you through a detailed exercise where you'll learn how best to harness your time. You'll learn to think differently by thinking through these questions (and more!):
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Do you want to work at home or work outside your home?
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Lesson 2: Pick a side hustle
The next step in the process will be picking one or more side hustles that you'd be willing to work to bring home some extra money each month. We've written extensively about some of the most creative ways to make a side income before, but in our course, we'll walk you through exactly how
Plus - you'll gain access to our library chock full of bonus opportunities to help you get started.
Our materials will help you decide whether your ideal 5-9 is
Lesson 4: Pursuing entrepreneurship
In Phase 4 of the program, we'll dedicate some time to helping prepare you to transition your side hustle into a full-time role, if that is something that interests you.
Together, we'll cover:
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Client acquisition
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Digital marketing
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Diversifying your revenue streams
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And more!
And even if your side gig isn't really something that can be transitioned into a full-time role, th