[Bonus Episode] From The Side Hustle Show: My $550k Side Hustle: An Online Business from Idea to Exit
How far can a side hustle take you?
Pretty far, apparently. Nick Loper started building a business on the side, ultimately earning $550,000 in total revenue. That number includes the sale of the business, once it became valuable enough.
How did he do it?
Today, we take a break from our usual programming to bring you an extended interview with Nick Loper on The Side Hustle Show. He’ll tell the incredible story of how he created and grew his half-million-dollar side business, and why he chose to sell it.
Talk about inspiring!
The Side Hustle Show offers stories, advice, and guidance for part-time entrepreneurs. Whether you’re just bringing in extra income, or plotting your escape from the 9 to 5, it’s a valuable source of (actionable) information.
Tune in as Loper gives you the details on what it took to succeed, from conception to buyout. Use his and other stories on The Side Hustle Show to create your own blueprint for success — while holding down your day job. Click Play!
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