Having buy-in from a partner, or even support from a friend or someone who can help you with the things that fall through the cracks is key.Īlso, Joe encourages you to make a conscious effort to give up the things that you need to give up in order to have enough time to work on your side hustle.
#Sneaky hustl plus#
When you’re working on a side hustle and you have a full-time job plus you have the other obligations of family and life, there will be things that you cannot manage on your own.
For Joe, the key to making the most of limited time was getting really clear on your goals for the business and making sure your partner (spouse, girlfriend, boyfriend, whoever) fully understands that goal. Joe balanced so many things at once when he was getting his business off the ground. The Amazon and AdAdvance world allowed him to move back to Minnesota and his family. Joe realized that the tools he’d created for himself for selling and advertising on Amazon could actually help other people do the same. He studied up on Amazon selling strategies and (this is the short version) went on to do seven figures in revenue once he figured out his own systems that worked well. It was then that he started to take the entrepreneurial route more seriously. After, he took a job in Wichita, Kansas and while it was a great corporate opportunity, he realized quickly that he and his wife missed being with family. Joe went back to school to get his MBA while working full-time. His background is in chemical engineering, but his side projects ranged from a joke website at age 14 to a device for monitoring the temperature when brewing beer with his college roommate.
#Sneaky hustl serial#
From there, Joe became the true definition of a serial entrepreneur. Joe’s entrepreneurial journey began alongside mine - lemonade stands at the end of our driveway on a very quiet rural street.
Meet the guy who shared the fire engine bunk beds with me and a human who shares a lot of the same memories I have! My Brother’s Story It’s such a treat to get to introduce you to my brother on the show. He also travels the country in an RV with his wife and three children - don’t worry, we’ve got a story around that that you’ll get to hear too! My sister runs a thriving blog and Instagram platform in her perfectly-Kate niche, I’ve got my business that you know fairly well by now, and then there’s Joe who built an incredible advertising agency to help small businesses sell their products on Amazon. In fact, he was the one who told me, years ago to start my own podcast, so without him, this show probably wouldn’t exist.Īll of my siblings and I are entrepreneurs in some form, and yet we didn’t have any direct influence in this area growing up. My brother Joe Shelerud made a short cameo on the podcast once before, during my birthday episode last year, but truth be told, he’s quite the serial-entrepreneur and it seems so funny that I’ve never featured his story on Goal Digger. Show of hands… How many of you know that I have a brother? I’m imagining about 4 hands up in the air and they’re all related to me.
0 kommentar(er)
