How to make money on the side
I’ve helped thousands of students earn $1,000, $2,000, even $5,000 and more on the side, every month, while still keeping their day jobs. And I’m going to share some of my best systems with you.
But first, imagine how it’d feel if you made an extra $1,000/month.
Would you feel excited? More confident in yourself? More secure about your day job because you have a safety net and can ramp up your side income if you need to?
What would you do with your money? Would you build up enough savings so that you could quit your job? Travel for a month? Pay off your mortgage? Buy a round of drinks for friends? Spend money on things you love, guilt-free?
Whatever we’d do with our extra money, we all have the same question: how do you get started?
We’ve all read blog posts proclaiming that we need to get on Twitter and Facebook, buy better business cards, or build a website... and then, magically, money will fall down from the sky. And we’ve heard scammy con artists with private jets promise we’re just one more overpriced ebook away from earning 6 figures with just a few hours a week.
There’s some terrible advice out there, and you deserve better.
That’s why my team and I spent over five years and $500,000 building and optimizing a system that actually works.
Because I give away 98% of my material for free, I’m going to share some of my system with you today — including an easy way to find your first profitable idea, 2 problems that eat up people’s profits, and my Briefcase Technique that makes it almost impossible for people to turn you down.
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What you really need to know about making money on the side
Making more on the side lets you work on interesting projects and raise your rates or hours when you want to. It’s one of the keys to never worrying about finances again.
Some of us struggle for years — spending countless hours on ideas people won’t pay for, not knowing how to get paying clients, and wasting time on social media before we’ve cashed a single check.
In contrast, successful people know exactly what to do at each step — and which activities are a waste of time. They know how to lock in the benefits and avoid any potential downsides when it comes to earning more.
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