Side Hustle Show at 334. This is Unfair Advantages. How to Unlock Yours and a few that have helped me.

What's up? What's up Nick Loper here? Welcome to the Side Hustle show because you are not

thrown away your shot. There's a topic that no one really talks about in

entrepreneurship or online business and that's the unfair

advantages someone had starting out. Behind every killer case study, behind

every income report, behind every you know quote overnight success, there's a back story that you don't always hear.

The truth is no one ever really starts from scratch.

We bring our own history, our own perspectives, and really our own baggage to the table.

In your side hustle, even if you might feel like it, you're not starting from scratch either.

If nothing else, you've got the advantage of learning from everyone who's gone before you.

Like Newton said, we stand on the shoulders of giants.

In this episode, I want to share some unfair advantages that undoubtedly have helped me, but offer up some

you might have working in your favor as well. But first, what do I mean by an unfair advantage?

You might be tempted to think by an unfair advantage?

You might be tempted to think of an unfair advantage as some

proprietary technology or a top-secret formula like the recipe for Coke.

Or your mind might go somewhere else else like steroids or performance enhancing drugs or a rich

uncle who left somebody a fortune.

I think an unfair advantage is anything you can use to get started, stay started, and connect with customers.

It's the fuel that fires creation, connection, and contribution.

It could be a new technology or some invention of yours improve upon what's already out there, right?

Look at what Pat Flynn and Caleb Wojik are doing with the switch pod tripod, totally destroying it on Kickstarter. Being first to market could be an advantage. It could be a

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