Some business ideas can be thought up and launched in a single afternoon. Others, however, require a ton of time and effort to get off the ground.
So, imagine this (or maybe it sounds familiar to you):
- Imagine you want to support yourself, earn a living independently.
- Imagine you have an idea that's big, one that may not feasibly be able to bring in revenue in the short term, but who's long term prospects are great.
- What can you do for revenue in the short term that won't take up all your time and energy so you can keep building your bigger idea?
It's a great question, especially if you've been thinking and scheming about starting your own business for a while.
But it's also a complicated question for reasons you may not see from the start, so it sparked a big conversation for Corbett and I.
So, here's another great, honest, no BS conversation on the Fizzle Show. I hope it's helpful! Enjoy.
Can a side project fund a bigger idea you care more about?
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Show notes:
The Liturgists Podcast - On Spiral Dynamics
Tim Ferriss Show - Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs
10 Business Archetypes: How to Choose a Business Model That Makes Sense (and Money, FS091)
5 Reasons Why I Quit my Business to Pursue my Dream Job (FS144)
What To Do When You Need To Get To Minimum Viable Income Fast (FS139)
7 Truly Simple Minimum Viable Product Ideas for Your First Product Launch
How to Deconstruct A Truly Minimum Viable Product
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