226: Earn Your First $500 on the Side in the Next 7 Days - No More Excuses!

The Side Hustle Show

Nick Loper

Business, Entrepreneurship, Education, How To

4.7 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Scott Voelker is the host of the super popular Amazing Seller podcast, where he’s recorded more than 300 episodes about the Amazon FBA business model. He's a family man and a serial hustler, having been involved with a number of businesses ranging from construction to photography to ecommerce. His latest project is the 1k FastTrack Challenge, where he takes a group of students through the paces of making their first $1000 selling online. One of the biggest challenges people struggle to overcome is deciding on, or even finding a side hustle they can start and take those important first steps. In this episode of The Side Hustle Show, Scott takes you through the 5-steps he uses when guiding his students to earning their first $500 online in just 7 days. He also shares some powerful words of motivation and some success stories he’s been part of, helping you to see just how easy it really is when you follow these 5 simple steps. "You’re probably sitting on a few hundred, if not thousands of dollars in your possession right now that you’re not even aware of," Scott explained. Tune in to find out exactly what Scott is talking about, and how you can start your own challenge today to earn $500 in the next 7 days. No investment needed, no prior experience selling online, just the motivation and willingness to stick to a deadline. Sound good? Join the free SH Nation Facebook group and look for the #7daychallenge thread to post about your results. Full Show Notes and PDF Highlight Reel: Earn Your First $500 on the Side in the Next 7 Days - No More Excuses!

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0:00.0	Side Hustle Show 226, earn your first $500 on the side in the next seven days.
0:05.0	No more excuses.
0:09.0	What's up, what's up, Nick Loper here, welcome to the Side Hustle Show,
0:12.0	because you're not afraid of hard work.
0:14.1	You just want to make it work for you. This is an episode about getting you off the sideline
0:17.5	and into the game. It's about giving you permission to take action however small and beginning to see results because that creates a virtuous cycle of motivation, action, and results.
0:27.0	And I can't think of a better guest to join me for this conversation than Scott Volker.
0:31.0	Scott hosts the super popular amazing seller podcast at the
0:34.4	amazing seller.com. He's more than 300 episodes deep into a show which
0:38.0	focuses on all aspects of the Amazon FBI business, but beyond that Scott is a
0:42.3	serial hustler.
0:43.4	He's worked in construction, in photography, in online business, in e-commerce.
0:47.7	He's a family man, and his latest project, which you'll hear us reference in today's show,
0:51.2	is called 1K Fast Track.com. It's all about
0:54.2	getting started and reselling products for a profit and then using that as a
0:57.5	springboard into bigger and better side hustles. Stick around here the types of
1:01.4	products Scott sees as hot sellers today, where to sell this stuff,
1:04.6	and some creative ideas on how to source more profitable inventory to keep the wheel spinning.
1:08.7	Plus at the end of the show, I'll share how you can join me and your fellow listeners in this challenge.
1:12.8	Notes, links, and a free downloadable highlight reel from this conversation are at
1:15.8	Sighthustal Nation.com slash 226, episode 226.
1:20.1	Before we dive in, let me take a moment to thank today's sponsor loan signing system
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