Nick Loper, Master the Art of Side Hustles to Create Lasting Freedom | Entrepreneurship | YAPClassic
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Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha: Entrepreneurship and Self-Improvement Podcast
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What is a side hustle and how can it benefit me?
Today's episode is sponsored in part by Airbnb, Open Phone, Shopify, Mercury, Built, Indeed, and Microsoft Teams. As always, you can find all of our incredible deals in the show notes or at youngandprofiting.com slash deals. Yep, gang, gang, gang. Earlier this week, we aired my latest interview with Mr. Side Hustle himself, Nick Loper. Find yourself a co-host at airbnb.com slash host. and helps lower your bills. Sign up for free at rocketmoney.com profiting. You need NordVPN to keep your credit card details safe, whether you're shopping on international websites or using public Wi-Fi. To get the best discount off your NordVPN plan, go to nordvpn.com profiting. Attract, interview, and hire all in one place with Indeed.
In that episode, we talked about his very first appearance on the show. That was episode 10, when he was one of my first ever guests. I was a baby podcaster in this episode. Well, now's your chance to experience that conversation as well in this Yap Classic episode. Now, this was recorded back in 2018, so it may sound a bit different than the podcast does today, but this is so much more than just an interesting archive exercise. And that's because Nick shares some solid gold nuggets of wisdom that are still useful today. You're going to hear Nick talk about his very first side hustle, what he calls the three laws of side hustle physics, as well as which personality types do especially well when it comes to side hustles. So if you're considering a new side hustle or looking to expand an existing one, then why not prime yourself with a double dose of Nick Loper this week? You won't regret it.
Get a $75 sponsored job credit at indeed.com profiting. Terms and conditions apply. As always, you can find all of our incredible deals in the show notes or at youngandprofiting.com slash deals. Yap gang, 2025 is a year of change for me. I'm single and there's nothing tying me down to Jersey anymore. And so I'm looking to set up residence in Texas or Florida. Without further ado, I bring you Nick Loper. So I thought that we could get started with getting acquainted. So an icebreaker, if you will. I was on your website and I saw this list of 25 facts about yourself, one of which I found really interesting. You took a cold shower for 500 days in a row. Can you tell me about that? Why on earth did you do that?
And I've got to stay there at least six months and one day so that I can save on taxes and switch up my dating pool. Now it's a toss up between Miami and Austin. I'm super familiar with Miami, but I haven't really explored Austin much. And with so many entrepreneurs raving about it, I've at least got to test it out. So I rented a beautiful home on Airbnb with my business partner this winter so that we could try out Austin and see if it's the right fit for us. Now, I don't really know what I'm going to do in terms of the city I'm living in next year for most of the year, but I do know what I'm going to do with my pad when I'm not in it. And that's hosting on Airbnb, of course.
I know, it sounds awful now. So this was kind of in the 2014 to 2015 timeframe. It started actually with a guest of mine on the Side Hustle show who was talking about taking cold showers, starting out as a fat-burning hack to boost your metabolism for the rest of the day because you're going to expend calories, like heating your body up long after the shower is over.
The thing is, when it comes to hosting my place on Airbnb, I don't want to worry about the hosting part. I'm so busy with my company and my podcast, and now dating is also a full-time job. But now with Airbnb's new co-host network, I won't have to worry about it. That's right, hosting on Airbnb just got a whole lot easier.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is a side hustle and how can it benefit me?
0:00–19:05
2
What are the three laws of side hustles?
19:05
3
Why do millennials love side hustles?
16:10
4
How can I test my business idea effectively?
4:30–6:45
5
When should I quit my job for my side hustle?
6:45
6
What digital tools can make side hustles easier?
3:08–5:27
7
How do I start a profitable side hustle right now?
5:27–37:27
Speakers
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