You've heard of crowdfunding. What about crowd purchasing? Or crowd buying?

It's kind of the opposite, essentially, where buyers rally to purchase something for a book discount,

even though each individual buyer only wants one or two of the items. You can think of it as the

Costco of side hustling, how to start your own online Sam's Club, and the engineer you'll hear

about today creates just such a thing. It turns into a huge success. He begins with $5,000

and start up capital, and it goes on to earn seven figures. Apparently, that's not just one time

seven figures, but seven figures a year. Is this guy a full-time entrepreneur? Does he go all in?

Does he risk it all to start his business? Well, if you've been listening to the show for a while,

you can guess he does not. He does all of this while working a busy day job. In fact, he's still

working that job even as this project has become fabulously profitable. So good for him,

he really can't do it at all. At least you can do these two things, or at least he can do these

two things. I'll tell you all about how he got the idea and made it happen in our featured story

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Back in 2013, Ron Justin was in need of a specialized electronics item that was only sold in

lots of 1000. Ron didn't need a thousand of them, he only needed one. In search of a crowd

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