This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about earning some money outside your job without quitting anything, risking anything you cannot afford, or reorganising your life around a venture that may not work.
Most side-income advice promises a replaced salary within a year. The gap between that promise and what typically happens is the single biggest reason people give up — usually at exactly the point where a reasonable venture is still finding its feet.
This book starts somewhere more useful: with an honest account of what actually happens, how long it takes, and what it costs.
It begins with you. What you actually want and by when. What you are realistically getting into. What skills, hours, money and contacts you genuinely have to work with. Most wasted effort comes from starting the wrong thing enthusiastically, and three chapters of honest groundwork prevent a great deal of it.
From there it covers the five structural models a side income can take, how to choose between them for your circumstances, and — critically — how to test an idea properly before committing months to building it.
The operational core follows: what to actually do in the first ninety days, how to find the first customers when you have no audience and no reputation, and how to price without the persistent underpricing that costs beginners more than any other single mistake.
The final chapters deal with sustaining it. Protecting your energy, your main job, and the people around you. Money, tax, and the questions to put to a professional. And the eventual decision about whether to grow it, deliberately keep it small, or stop.
Written for people who have a job and intend to keep it. No business background assumed, no capital required, and no pretence that most attempts succeed.
Includes worksheets, checklists, and message templates you can use directly.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about earning some money outside your job without quitting anything, risking anything you cannot afford, or reorganising your life around a venture that may not work. Most side-income advice promises a replaced salary within a year. The gap between that promise and what typically happens is the single biggest reason people give up - usually at exactly the point where a reasonable venture is still finding its feet. This book starts somewhere more useful: with an honest account of what actually happens, how long it takes, and what it costs. It begins with you. What you actually want and by when. What you are realistically getting into. What skills, hours, money and contacts you genuinely have to work with. Most wasted effort comes from starting the wrong thing enthusiastically, and three chapters of honest groundwork prevent a great deal of it. From there it covers the five structural models a side income can take, how to choose between them for your circumstances, and - critically - how to test an idea properly before committing months to building it. The operational core follows: what to actually do in the first ninety days, how to find the first customers when you have no audience and no reputation, and how to price without the persistent underpricing that costs beginners more than any other single mistake. The final chapters deal with sustaining it. Protecting your energy, your main job, and the people around you. Money, tax, and the questions to put to a professional. And the eventual decision about whether to grow it, deliberately keep it small, or stop. Written for people who have a job and intend to keep it. No business background assumed, no capital required, and no pretence that most attempts succeed. Includes worksheets, checklists, and message templates you can use directly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191080826
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about earning some money outside your job without quitting anything, risking anything you cannot afford, or reorganising your life around a venture that may not work. Most side-income advice promises a replaced salary within a year. The gap between that promise and what typically happens is the single biggest reason people give up - usually at exactly the point where a reasonable venture is still finding its feet. This book starts somewhere more useful: with an honest account of what actually happens, how long it takes, and what it costs. It begins with you. What you actually want and by when. What you are realistically getting into. What skills, hours, money and contacts you genuinely have to work with. Most wasted effort comes from starting the wrong thing enthusiastically, and three chapters of honest groundwork prevent a great deal of it. From there it covers the five structural models a side income can take, how to choose between them for your circumstances, and - critically - how to test an idea properly before committing months to building it. The operational core follows: what to actually do in the first ninety days, how to find the first customers when you have no audience and no reputation, and how to price without the persistent underpricing that costs beginners more than any other single mistake. The final chapters deal with sustaining it. Protecting your energy, your main job, and the people around you. Money, tax, and the questions to put to a professional. And the eventual decision about whether to grow it, deliberately keep it small, or stop. Written for people who have a job and intend to keep it. No business background assumed, no capital required, and no pretence that most attempts succeed. Includes worksheets, checklists, and message templates you can use directly. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191080826
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about earning some money outside your job without quitting anything, risking anything you cannot afford, or reorganising your life around a venture that may not work. Most side-income advice promises a replaced salary within a year. The gap between that promise and what typically happens is the single biggest reason people give up - usually at exactly the point where a reasonable venture is still finding its feet. This book starts somewhere more useful: with an honest account of what actually happens, how long it takes, and what it costs. It begins with you. What you actually want and by when. What you are realistically getting into. What skills, hours, money and contacts you genuinely have to work with. Most wasted effort comes from starting the wrong thing enthusiastically, and three chapters of honest groundwork prevent a great deal of it. From there it covers the five structural models a side income can take, how to choose between them for your circumstances, and - critically - how to test an idea properly before committing months to building it. The operational core follows: what to actually do in the first ninety days, how to find the first customers when you have no audience and no reputation, and how to price without the persistent underpricing that costs beginners more than any other single mistake. The final chapters deal with sustaining it. Protecting your energy, your main job, and the people around you. Money, tax, and the questions to put to a professional. And the eventual decision about whether to grow it, deliberately keep it small, or stop. Written for people who have a job and intend to keep it. No business background assumed, no capital required, and no pretence that most attempts succeed. Includes worksheets, checklists, and message templates you can use directly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191080826
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