011 | Building A Fun Side-Business And Developing It Into A Profitable Business, With Kimberly Hobscheid

<p><b>Kimberly Hobscheid</b> and <b>Manuj Aggarwal</b> discuss how to start a side business from scratch and develop it to a profitable business that has recurring revenue.</p><p>What are you waiting for? <b>Tune In Now!<br></b>…and don’t forget to leave an honest review!</p><p><b>In this episode we will learn:</b></p><ul><li>How to create a side business that is profitable and manageable&nbsp;</li><li>How to generate recurring revenue to keep your business on the scale with many others</li><li>Ways to involve your young children into your entrepreneurial journey early on</li><li>How to figure out what really interests you or your true passions</li><li>How to conduct market research and find out what the customers want</li><li>How to start building your dream business at a very tender age from nothing</li><li>How to be conservative on investments while doing a side business</li><li>Investing minimal on operations and more on marketing</li><li>How to make a profit no matter how small it may be by giving better deals</li><li>How to focus on cash flow and generating income</li><li>Find a mentor/coach to help you with moving your business forward</li></ul><p><b>About Kimberly Hobscheid</b></p><ul><li><b><em>Education</em></b> –Kimberly earned a Baccalaureate in Business Communication from the Cal Polytechnic, SLO.</li><li><b><em>Experience</em></b> – 17 years in Corporate, 5-Time Entrepreneur and bestselling author; CEO, Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel, Inc.</li><li><b><em>Accomplishments</em></b> – Built 5 businesses, all of which were profitable, sold 3 and still run 2; Best Selling Author of The Game Changer, which includes her story of creating this business with her son.</li><li><b><em>Fun Facts</em></b> –She’s a mother of two, has hiked sections of the Pacific Crest Trail, navigated Class IV rapids with one of Costa Rica's female Olympic medal-winning whitewater champions, sailed down the coast of Mexico on a 42-foot Yankee Clipper, and traversed 200 miles on horseback through Canada’s Jasper National Park. Kimberly