#76 How a Physician Became a Top Rated Fiverr Seller and Kickstarted a Tech Magazine

In this episode, I’m joined by David Hindin, he’s a doctor by day, by night a freelance writer who picks up gigs via Fiverr, and a closet tech enthusiast. He’s also created a digital magazine called “Invented Magazine," which is designed for new entrepreneurs seeking to become tech founders, which he’s successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter, raising more than $7,000. He’s also been invited to speak at a forthcoming TEDx talk. He's an individual who wears many hats and is extremely passionate about entrepreneurship. David has a stable job as a practicing physician, but felt as though as he wasn't being properly challenged. Unlike many doctors, who tune out during their free time through a date with Netflix, David has instead quietly racked up a list of entrepreneurial achievements. So I invited him to join us today to share his formula for success. There were a bunch of great nuggest on this call, such as: The philosophy that seperates top performers from the mediocre majority How to become a top-ranked seller on Fiverr (David clear $10,000+ his first year as a side hustle in his spare time) How to avoid the "race to the bottom" and "play in a different sand box" The power of platforms - and how to leverage them How David successfully launched his idea on Kickstarter How he grew his Instagram account from zero to 15,000+ in five months (and then monetized it) David's new project, Invented Magazine And a whole lot more! The more I learned about David's story, the more I fascinated I became... and he has a lot of insights to offer to other entrepreneurs. Enjoy this episode! Please subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review if you haven't already.