#23: Become a Freelance Web Developer: Laurence Bradford on Learning to Code, Freelancing, Podcasting, and Building a Blog

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In this episode, we’re talking to Laurence Bradford about how to become a freelance web developer, what it takes to build profitable blog, launching a podcast, and so much more. Laurence is the creator of her Learn To Code With Me, her blog about learning how to code, and started a wildly popular Facebook Group, the Newbie Coder Warehouse with more than 12,000 active members…

#22: From Church Minister to Saving the World (From Bad Content) with Aaron Orendorff

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In this episode, we’re talking to content marketing master, Aaron Orendorff of IconiContent. We dive into how he got started with freelance writing, his journey from church minister to content marketer, what it’s taken for him to land paid writing gigs with companies like Shopify, how he’s saving the world from bad content and so much more…

#21: Inc Magazine Contributing Editor Jeff Haden on Freelance Writing (on the Side), Becoming a Ghostwriter, and Discovering Tim Ferriss

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In this episode, we’re talking to Inc Magazine Contributing Editor, Jeff Haden about how he got started as a freelance ghostwriter on the side of his day job managing a factory. We dive into how he became an editor at Inc, his best advice for improving your writing practice, how to land highly paid freelance ghostwriting contracts and much more…

#20: How to Write for Inc, Entrepreneur, Mashable and Build a Business with Social Influencer, John Rampton

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In this episode, we’re talking to Entrepreneur Magazine’s #3 Top Social Influencer of the year, John Rampton. We cover how John’s been able to write for Inc, Entrepreneur, Mashable, and dozens of other major publications. We dive into how he’s built multiple seven-figure businesses that started on the side of his other work, and so much more…

#19: Selling Your Company: The First Two-Women Co-Founded Startup Out of Y-Combinator, with Jen & Chiara of Bizzy and Kat from Y-Combinator

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In this episode, we’re talking to Jen & Chiara from Bizzy, an email marketing startup that went through Y-Combinator here in the San Francisco Bay Area and recently sold to SendGrid in 2017. We’re also hearing from Kat Mañalac, a partner at Y-Combinator about what she looks for in startups they select to join the accelerator…

#18: Growing a $160,000 Side Hustle in 1 Year and Diversifying Your Side Income with Matt Feldman of Case Escape

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In this episode, my former business partner Matt Feldman and I talk about what it was like starting a company together as a side project right out of college. We cover the origin of Case Escape, how we grew the business to over $160,000 in revenue in less than a year, and the ways Matt’s been able to continue growing the company significantly over the years.

#17 Getting Your First 100 Sales and Validating a Product Idea with Side Hustler Viktor Tretyak

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In this episode, we’re talking to Viktor Tretyak, an IT Analyst by day and side hustler by night who’s got a growing side hustle selling super cool pins. He’s in the middle of his side hustle journey, so we talk behind-the-scenes of getting his first 100 sales, validating his idea on the cheap and more…

#16: How to Become a Freelance Designer (on the Side) and Build a Personal Brand with Logo Designer Ian Paget

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In this episode, we’re talking to Ian Paget aka Logo Geek, a creative director by day and freelance designer by night about how to become a freelance designer on the side. We cover how he earns $5,000/mo doing logo designs, what it took to get 87,000 Twitter followers, and how he gets his best clients to come to him…

#15: Steli Efti on His Best Sales Advice, Getting Outside Your Comfort Zone, and Building a Startup

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In this episode, Steli Efti, the CEO of Close is sharing his best sales advice. We’re talking all about how to become a master at sales no matter where you’re starting today, we’re diving into his most effective growth strategies, how he’s built a 7-figure startup and much more…