Side Hustle King: 3 Easy Businesses Anyone Can Start | Chris Koerner

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  @PodcastBigDeal · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  If you enjoyed this episode, hit subscribe!! And while I’m here — my new book, Own Or Be Owned, is all about building a business so good it doesn&apos;t need you. More profit, less pain. It&apos;s out September 18, grab your ticket to the launch event here: <a href="https://contrarianthinking.biz/oobo_bigdeal">https://contrarianthinking.biz/oobo_bigdeal</a> - cs

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  @onebiteatatime70 · 1 year ago

  Love this podcast! My husband started his own business. Power washing and fence staining. Slow and steady<br>He was born &nbsp;deaf. He could easily be collecting SSDI but isnt. &nbsp;He is amazing and killing it. 😊

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  @thekoerneroffice · 1 year ago

  Thank you Codie and team for having me! I had such a great time chatting. And to anyone watching or reading this: GO START A BUSINESS ALREADY!! YOU CAN TOTALLY DO IT!! It&apos;s hard. It&apos;s fun. It&apos;s so worth it.

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  @KatiePatrickHello · 1 year ago (edited)

  How much better is this conversation than hearing more bro tech startups and AI?!! 👏👏👏 Real world, folks, let&apos;s do it!

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  @rickytorres559 · 1 year ago

  I started a washer and dryer rental business after watching Chris&apos;s deep dive with the guy in Utah. So far, I have rented out six sets. There have been many hiccups and learning experiences, but I am very optimistic about the growth potential and even more excited to be learning in the trenches. <br><br>What really resonated with me in this episode was when Chris mentioned that you should be in the weeds first so you can recognize what the weeds look like. As this is my first business, I am in the learning phase, and I couldn&apos;t be more excited and appreciative of your support! Thanks for the valuable insights.

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  @connorcook9421 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m a horse trainer and llama farmer. I&apos;ve always tried to do side hustles that were out of my wheel house with no success.<br>But I&apos;ve just started shearing sheep on the side with great success!!!! I&apos;m having fun meeting new people and seeing different farms, and it has grown my llama shearing business along with it!

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  @igbokwevictorchude · 1 year ago

  What I learned from this whole video is just try....

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  @woahwoops · 10 months ago

  Ack! Grinding stumps?! The exact reason they&apos;re a pain to grind is why wood craftsmen want them; solid hunk of wood that can be turned into anything. Sell them as &quot;specialty craft wood&quot; with a phat price tag.<br>I read about a guy that takes the straight ones, cuts off the root ball, flips it over, and sells them as end tables.<br>He use to be a farmer, but craft wood and tables became his cash crop.

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  @AmitSingh73909 · 1 year ago

  Man, I thought I knew the rules: work hard, hustle, save every cent. But I always felt stuck. Then someone casually mentioned Nixorus books in a comment somewhere, and I swear—it felt like accidentally stumbling onto forbidden knowledge. It made me question every single thing I&apos;d been taught about money, wealth, and success. Not gonna lie, I felt like I was cheating the system just by reading it.

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  @LoganBurchett · 1 year ago

  Really enjoyed this one, Cody. Chris nails what most founders miss: opportunity hides in the boring, binary outcomes. Whether it’s stump grinding or pizza ovens in a parking lot, the through-line is humility + curiosity. Ask the uncomfortable questions, strip out the pride, and you’ll uncover cash flow where everyone else sees “no opportunity.”

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  @jeremyray1114 · 1 year ago

  i didn&apos;t even know that this video was over an hour and 15 minutes. I was fascinated by the entire conversation

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  @justindurham7017 · 1 year ago

  So cool to see the koerneroffice here. My two favorite pods in one ep.

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