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This is the Fizzle show where every Friday we publish another conversation

about the art and science of supporting yourself doing something that you actually care about.

And in this episode, we're going to talk about can a side project fund your big idea?

Right? Some business ideas can be thought up and launched in a single afternoon, but others

require a ton of time and effort to get off the ground. They're a little bit of a bigger idea.

So imagine this situation. Imagine you already know you want to do your own thing. You're

independent-minded, and you want to earn a living on your own. But you've got an idea that's so big,

it's going to take a while to get it off the ground actually earning revenue. What can you do, if you're independently minded, to start earning

some revenue now that won't take up all the time and energy that you have so you can

invest in building your other bigger idea? That's what we're getting into. It's a great question

that is a little bit complicated, actually, for reasons you may not see from the start. So it actually sparked a big conversation for

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