The ultimate side hustle guide: When to go full-time and how to measure success
If you're an aspiring
entrepreneur or have already started your own business, you know that having a
side hustle is a great way to supplement your income and build your skills. But
at what point should you take the leap and turn your side hustle into a
full-time gig?
In this week's episode of ‘The Hustle’, self-made entrepreneur Justin Harrison tackles this question and more, sharing his own experiences and insights as he discusses what makes a side hustle successful and how to measure its success.
Harrison emphasises the importance of taking calculated risks when it comes to turning your side hustle into a full-time business.
If you're serious about building a successful side hustle or taking your existing business to the next level, this episode of ‘The Hustle’ is a must-listen.
Listen to the full episode below:
Meanwhile, if you missed last week's episode, be sure to check it out as well, as Harrison shares some hard truths about advertising, marketing, and getting new customers.
As he says: "Business is a contact sport. It is about how many contacts you have; how many contacts you know, and how many contacts you make with potential leads, prospects, and customers."
So if you want to win at the game of business, listen to ‘The Hustle’ and start hustling today.
If you have a question for Justin, voice note it via the WhatsApp line: 061 792 9495 – starting with the keyword “Hustle” - and you could be part of the podcast.
More about Justin Harrison:
Justin Harrison is the author of eight personal finance books; he’s a serial entrepreneur, investor, wealth creator, popular TikToker and one of South Africa's thought leaders in the financial technology space. He is a passionate South African, he loves living in KZN, he is a father of three and avid sportsman who believes deeply that South Africa is one of the best countries in the world.
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