If you know me, you know that I’m a big fan of building businesses. My dream is to build a business that I can sell for millions of dollars. To do that, you need to have some sort of funding, either from your personal bank account, friends and family, venture capital, or a loan.
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Side hustles are a favorite topic in the blogosphere, especially among bloggers who focus on increasing income. You won’t believe what I recently found out started as a side hustle.
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Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat If you’ve been working hard on your freelance career, you’ve likely realized something: freelancing is not as easy as it looks. Whether you are a wedding photographer on the side or a staff writer for blogs like so many of us are, there are a few […]
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Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. If you have a side hustle, chances are that you’re a pretty busy person. You likely have a full time job and try to squeeze in your hustle any time you can to make an extra buck.
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Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. If you’ve heard the term “solopreneur” but weren’t sure what it meant, here are all the deets: A solopreneur is someone who handles all the aspects of their business on their own. They are in charge of the products, the paperwork, the marketing, billing, etc. etc.
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Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. It’s great to be back writing at Young Adult Money after taking a quick maternity leave. While I was away, I thought a lot about my side hustles that blossomed into a full time career. Mostly I thought about all the times I wanted to quit, […]
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Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. Become self employed sounds great, doesn’t it? Working in your jammies, not having to answer to anyone, and making your own schedule are all quite nice. However, you’ll never get to enjoy all those perks unless you plan ahead of time before making the switch. Otherwise, […]
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I’ve always admired entrepreneurs, but I’ve never really considered myself one! When I think about entrepreneurs, I think about people who found and run large corporations, who wine and dine investors to try to fund their latest ideas, and who make and lose large sums of money depending on how well their ideas or their […]
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Many businesses compete on cost. If you can deliver a similar product or service as other companies, but can charge less, you are can usually get a decent market share off that fact alone. I’ve talked in the past about how email is better than talking on the phone, and my main argument is that […]
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Being able to organize and leverage resources may be the single most important skill you can attain; it also may be one of the biggest indicators of whether you will succeed in business and life. There is an endless number of resources in the world: money, time, physical labor, hardware and software, machinery, individuals with […]
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