Turn Hobby Into Business

Episode 9 of the Positivity Hack Delivered Podcast by Women On IT podcast, hosted by Women On IT, titled "Turn Hobby Into Business" was published on August 14, 2021 and runs 58 minutes.

August 14, 2021 ·58m · Positivity Hack Delivered Podcast by Women On IT

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Summary

Welcome to PHD (Positivity Hack Delivered) Episode 009 by Beata Young with guests Gabriella Lukacs and Minca Zupanc In 2008 the term side hustle began trending. Many employees delved into the world of micropreneurship. It was a way to survive an economy built on a bad promise that left millions of hardworking Americans scammed out of their livelihoods. Less than a decade later side hustle is a way many employees can survive through the pandemic influenza. Recently CNN reported that more than 44 million Americans had side hustles. There’s still some debate over what constitutes a side hustle, but most people agree that they fall into a few key categories, including monetized hobbies or passions, side jobs that help people pay down debt or a job that is needed to cover normal expenses. What most Micropreneurs do is start the business with a small or zero investment. Once money rolls in, they reinvest it to start a bigger business. To get started, all you need to do is figure out what business to start with.

Episode Description

Welcome to PHD (Positivity Hack Delivered) Episode 009 by Beata Young with guests Gabriella Lukacs and Minca Zupanc

In 2008 the term side hustle began trending. Many employees delved into the world of micropreneurship. It was a way to survive an economy built on a bad promise that left millions of hardworking Americans scammed out of their livelihoods.

Less than a decade later side hustle is a way many employees can survive through the pandemic influenza.

Recently CNN reported that more than 44 million Americans had side hustles. There’s still some debate over what constitutes a side hustle, but most people agree that they fall into a few key categories, including monetized hobbies or passions, side jobs that help people pay down debt or a job that is needed to cover normal expenses.

What most Micropreneurs do is start the business with a small or zero investment.

Once money rolls in, they reinvest it to start a bigger business. To get started, all you need to do is figure out what business to start with.