Side Hustle Show, 317,

317, should you consider licensing or franchising a business?

Here's how a school nurse started a six-figure side hustle.

What's up, What's up Nick?

Loper here, welcome to the Side Hustle Show because ideas without action aren't

worth much. But sometimes you don't have to come up with the idea all yourself.

And that's the case with today's guest, Tamika Downs.

She's a school nurse by day, but was looking for ways to add income after hours and ended up licensing someone else's business idea.

Now stick with me here because Tamika's side hustle is a lice clinic.

It's an appointment only brick and mortar salon of sorts that helps parents and kids get rid of

lice. Not exactly the most glamorous niche in the world, right? But Tamika's clinic did six

figures in her first year all on the side from her day

job. Stay tuned in this episode to hear how she evaluated the risks and benefits of the licensing

opportunity, how she drives business, and how she

set this up to really limit her own hours.

After all, it's still a side hustle and just one of several Tamika has going on. She also co-hosts the House of F.I.

and she blogs at Reluctant Frugalist.com.

And she's got three kids.

Notes for this episode along with the full text summary and links to all the resources mentioned

are at side hustle nation.com slash Tamika. T I M I K A. Now whether you're ridding T-I-M-I-K-A.

Now whether you're reading clients of Lice for providing some other service,

you're going to need an easy and professional way to get paid

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