The Side Hustle King: "Make $20K+/month without money, luck, or experience"

Alright. I'm gonna say one sentence and then you can decide if this episode is for you. If you're the type of person who's got the entrepreneurial itch, you wanna do something, you wanna start a new business, you wanna get that extra $5.10, $15,000 of income coming in every month, but you don't know which idea to do, which idea to start with. Maybe you don't even have great ideas. This is the episode for that person. We brought on Chris. He's sort of the side hustle king. He loves to find simple, no money upfront, easy business that can pull in cash quickly and then can grow from there. And And so Chris came on. He's got about five ideas for us. I think you will love this episode with Chris. Alright. We got Chris Corner here. You are back because you have, an absolute pipeline, an absolute full stack of business ideas at all times. Like, you know, what's the, open carry he's open carry with business ideas. If people haven't seen it, you got a great, Instagram channel and YouTube channel podcast as well where you talk about, different business ideas. And so that's what I wanna do today. Dude, I I have so many it's not Friday, but I feel like we need to call this no filler Friday because there's no filler today. All stuff, no fluff. Alright. I have a friend who, I wanna ask you this question on his behalf. I have a friend who is a real estate agent, and he does well. He makes, I think, you know, let's call it 250, $300,000 a year. Been doing that for ten years, but he's bored. And he wants a little more scale. He wants a little more he doesn't feel a sense of progress. You know? People always want a sense of progress. And so he feels like, you know, it's pretty hard to scale what he's doing there. He's always poking around at, you know, should I buy this vending machine? Should I do this side hustle, pressure washing, whatever it is? Where does your head go as, like, look, if I was trying to help you get off the real estate path and maybe have have a more entrepreneurial path, what do you what do you sell what do you tell them? I would tell them to start reselling. Reselling, like, Costco liquidation items or government liquidation items. So you spend $1,200, you get what's called a resale certificate, which tells the government I don't need to pay sales taxes on this because I'm passing it on. A lot of these websites require that number from you in order to sell you liquidation items. There's a website called GovDeals. There's a website called B Stock. On B Stock, you buy anything that people return to Costco. I've done this myself, another business I've done. I bought $7,000 worth of washers and dryers, for $2.50 each on average, and I'm …