For the second month in a row, the content and affiliate experiments I’ve been tinkering with this year have really paid off. I’ll do a deep dive breakdown on all of that in a separate blog post soon, and it’s being covered first in my new course, Built to Blog. Overall, I generated $16,008.94 in side
This month, a lot of my investments from throughout this year have started to pay off (which feels great 💪) Overall, I generated $10,650.91 in side income revenue during July of 2018. On the personal side of things, Shelly & I are finally starting to look at places in San Francisco, and we’re expecting to make
A few years ago, when I quit my job to start freelancing, I was fortunate enough to already have a few contracts lined up before putting in my 2 weeks notice at work. But, that’s not the path everyone takes when launching a freelance business (or any business for that matter). And I’m a major proponent
The month of June saw one of my biggest dips in side income and net losses yet! It was a month filled with massive content and contractor investments that’ll pay major dividends in the months to come. Overall, I generated $5,858.66 in side income revenue. And on a personal note, Shelly & I are still staying here
One of the hardest truths I had to learn when I first started freelancing was how much time it took up. And I’m not just talking about the work itself. I had (and still have) no problem estimating how long a project might take for a client. But it’s all the other little, yet equally important
For this month’s side hustle income report, I generated $6,313.71 in total revenue. My blog traffic was up to 224,076 unique sessions, I added 3,459 new email subscribers to my list, and got 15,616 downloads of my podcast. What a month! Here’s to an exciting June…
April’s been a very busy month, so this update is going to be short & sweet! I generated $6,960.37 in revenue, and once again (as in March and February) spent more than usual with things like yearly tax services and on travel back and forth between my hometown of Hanford, California dealing with family affairs after the
The month of March was intense from a personal life perspective, with a couple of major unexpected things happening. Right at the beginning of the month, Shelly and I decided that we’re going to move back to San Francisco. She accepted a job offer that was too good to pass up on with a former
Final update! April 2nd: The past couple of weeks have been a blur for sure, but… WE DID IT! After sending 22 outreach emails/messages… Having 11 meetings with prospective clients… And submitting 5 proposals for review… I ended the 30 day challenge with 3 booked clients for $9,000 in revenue. It was a lot of