Synopsis
'An ideal guide' – Financial Times
Unlock financial freedom with Side Hustle: Your Ultimate 27-Day Plan.
From the New York Times bestselling author of The $100 Startup, Chris Guillebeau, comes an accessible guide to building a side business from scratch – without having to give up your day job.
Allowing you to fuel your passion alongside your primary employment, Guillebeau presents the ultimate 27-day plan to brainstorm, choose, implement, launch and refine your side hustle – while staying within budget.
An impactful manual for financial freedom in the modern age, Side Hustle offers a clear path to career fulfillment and job security in today’s unstable business environment. When you receive income from multiple different sources, you are no longer dependent on the whims of a single employer, affording you choices and options.
Learn how to:
- Build an arsenal of ideas
- Prepare for liftoff
- Launch – the right way
- Track progress and grow your business
With inspiring stories and practical exercises, Side Hustle is all you need to unlock your journey towards a stable and fulfilling work-life balance and achieving your entrepreneurial dreams, step-by-step.
‘The essential guide for anyone who wants to create more freedom, opportunity, and security’ – Gretchen Rubin, New York Times bestselling author of The Happiness Project
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10 January 2019
9781509859085Reviews
Chris Guillebeau is back with another book that will teach you not just how to earn more, but ultimately how to live better . . . You can establish your own side hustle in just 5 weeks – with a minimal amount of money and with skills you already have. Which raises a question: What’s stopping you?
Straightforward, and packs in lots of tips . . . An ideal guide
The essential guide for anyone who wants to create more freedom, opportunity, and security . . . Packed with practical tips and strategies – illustrated by compelling stories of real-life hustles – that will inspire readers to start their side hustles now
There's a great temptation to assume that side hustles are just for "special people," like artists, dreamers, and 17-year-old computer geniuses. But Guillebeau deftly proves everyone can (and should) have a side hustle
