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Ben - [C/x]
@benersing
Would you buy this book? y/n + why. $Warps for all answers. More thoughtful = more $Warps
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Ben - [C/x]
@benersing
cc @cojo.eth it'd be great to be able to post photos / more than 150 characters in @ponder !
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miguelito
@mc
No I think the framing of side hustles is wrong. The key is entrepreneurialism, which can be fostered within one firm if management is on board. The side hustle is one manifestation of this, but it’s not the only one. Why not build a company that rewards entrepreneurialism in-house?
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Metaphorical
@hyp
Yes I would as I've always got a few things going. The hardest part of being an adult is deciding how to spend precious time, so if it has guides for that, I'm all in.
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Alberto Ornaghi
@alor
Probably yes. But the title does not catch the full idea. At a first sight I tough of an entrepreneur who tries many failed ventures and succeed only at the end. Something like “the side hustle entrepreneur” will probably catch my attention sooner.
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agere aude
@agereaude.eth
Yes, as long as it’s not some self-help book with a “you can do it” message. Otherwise, I’d expect it to be valuable for people interested in improving how they approach side hustles.
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Tmophoto
@tmophoto
Yes, always interested in how people view and execute successful side hustles. If its treated as long-term or short-term term, and how to pivot when new narratives, trends and tech that provide opportunity comes up. Its a lot harder than people think and the constant need to quickly pivot and start over is very real.
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