It’s time to make your ideas a reality. Because if not now, when?
• Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the information out there about starting a side hustle? • Do you have a great business idea but no clue where to start? • Are you looking for advice to help you build the portfolio career you desire? Side Hustle in Progress: A Practical Guide to Kickstarting Your Business is a handbook packed full of inspiration, no-nonsense advice and fresh ideas to help you feel empowered and excited about your future business idea. It also includes case studies from female founders across a range of industries who have built their own businesses and thrived, including Emma Gannon, Fisayo Longe, Jamie Schmidt, Tania Boler and Victoria Prew.
As someone who has been through it before, Elizabeth Ogabi covers everything you need to know as you embark on your side-hustle journey including: • Cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset • Getting clarity on your why, your vision and your mission • Defining your customer • Connecting with your audience • Building your founding team • Financing options • PR tactics and strategies
This book will set you up for success in your side hustle so you can avoid wasting your time, money and effort.
Seems a good book. I listened to the audiobook version and it sounds there was good information and exercises to do throughout the book. I don't know and can't be for certain as I skimmed through the audio knowing I'd be better personally to be able to go through a physical copy for all the information and exercises to go through as you read. So I do plan to possibly buy a copy!
Though it is aimed squarely at women, with the use of gendered language and female-led company examples throughout.
Bit of a rough start with an opening chapter sounding to focus heavily on the whole "believe you can do it and it will come to you" airy-fairy advice mentality, whilst also trying to cover it's own back by saying it's not that kind of book.
I feel bad given this book only 3 stars, because I genuinely think that this is partly down to me experience of the audio, rather than the physical, book. It bulks at the edges with information, advice and tasks, alongside further reading or websites -all of which are lost in an audiobook.
All that being said, Ogabi is clearly an incredible woman and I admire all that she has achieved and continues to achieve. Additionally, I loved the people she chose to showcase in her case studies, influences and interviews; it's refreshing to see a book about business which doesn't reference Steve Jobs on every other page. That helped make my aspirations so much more real for me.
It wasn't the most suited read for my plans, but there is a lot that I will take from Ogabi's ethos, and the lessons she has learnt.
It is packed full of practical and insightful guide for anyone looking to turn their side hustle into a successful venture.
Elizabeth Ogabi combines personal anecdotes with actionable strategies, offering readers a roadmap to navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship. From managing time effectively to leveraging social media for marketing, this book equips readers with the tools they need to thrive in the competitive world of side hustles.
It is a must-read for aspiring entrepreneurs seeking to turn their passion into profit.
It's not obvious from the cover or the summary (at the library I borrowed it from), but this book is aimed entirely at female founders. Nothing wrong with that but not for me as I'm not going to own my femininity or tell my girls how great they are (both examples from early in the book).