Side Hustle Success

Whether you are looking for some bonus cash or building a self-made empire, a side hustle can be the creative and empowering outlet you’re looking for. Start with what you have, use what you know, and create something you are passionate about. Take it from our community of jumpers, entrepreneurs and side hustlers, the first podcast won’t be great, the first sale may be your mom, the first employee may be your best friend. Own it and work up to greatness.

Shouts out to…
Casey in Seattle who after 19 years with the same firm, left the job and his mark as the most successful salesperson in the company history. “The voice in my head started and said this book needs to be written. I then came across When to Jump and the voice got louder and louder and louder.” Casey is currently on a sabbatical and attacking two big goals: Writing a book for salespeople called "Win the relationship - Not the deal" and starting a podcast for dads called the Quarterback DadCast. Both of which he hopes will provide real-life stories and solutions for today’s society. We can’t wait to hear more from you, Casey!

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On the podcast…
Raegan Moya-Jones is no stranger to taking a leap. Her first jump was that of an international move at 29 when she moved to Brooklyn, NY from Australia. The difficulties she faced while trying to build a career in a new country and unfamiliar space are similar to what many of us face today. Through the connections she made while working at the Australian consulate she later found herself with a full-time job at The Economist. Although it wasn't necessarily her dream job at the time Raegan put in the work and was able to create a "side hustle" that brought an Australian baby product to the US markets. Thus her entrepreneurial spirit was born as she became the founder and CEO of her first company aden + anais, an award-winning lifestyle brand for babies and children. Tune in now for more about Raegan’s life-changing move and how she built a business from the bottom up. 

In the news…
How do you leave a corporate job to pursue a dream of starting a wellness business without jumping off of the financial stability cliff? Arrive at Happy founder Tia Graham shares how she built her happiness organization while juggling a full-time, executive sales and marketing position and raising a young family (Forbes). The top reason people start a side business may not be what you think. About 57 million Americans have a side hustle, according to The Hartford. So what’s driving them? More money (CNBC).

Keep Jumping,
The When to Jump Team