Becoming an entrepreneur is a dream many people have, but often the fear of leaving a steady salary keeps people from pulling the trigger.
In reality, running a small business doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing thing. By starting your company as a side hustle while you continue to work your 9-to-5 and earn a paycheck, you take most of the risk out of being an entrepreneur. You also get the opportunity to test out your idea to see if it could sustain you full-time financially.
If you do decide to launch a side hustle, you’re not alone. In fact, 37% of Americans have a side hustle that brings in an extra stream of income. Whether you plan to grow the business over time or simply add money to your wallet, start small and grow as you’re ready.
1. Pick something you have time for
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You might fantasize about opening a restaurant, but that isn’t something that’s easy to do a few hours a week while you continue to work full-time as an employee. Businesses that work best as side hustles include:
E-commerce
Affiliate marketing
Photography
Freelance writing
Selling crafts
Before you invest any money into this new passion, research wh… Read More