Kyle Stroud didn’t know the first thing about carpet cleaning when he started. No trailer, no team — just a borrowed machine, a used pickup, and the pressure to make rent. Now he earns about $1,000 a week working just 2–3 days, with plans to grow his business on his own terms. In this new story, you’ll learn: Why he regrets spending $10K on ads How a $20 drill brush saved him hours per job The one thing that turned everything around (hint: it’s free) What gear he swears by, and what he’d skip...

Hey Reader, We recently published a side hustle story that really stood out for how simple — and replicable — it is. Benjamin Bailey is a college professor who wanted to help his wife solve a recurring problem in her work. So he spent $2,000, hired a couple of freelancers, and built a pension calculator. That was it. No coding. No launch strategy. Just a practical tool that solved one specific problem. Now that tool brings in $10K to $11K a year in passive income — and he barely touches it. 👉...

Steve Hunsaker didn’t plan to build an empire out of Christmas lights. But five years later, he’s closing nearly a million dollars each season — in just eight weeks. What changed? Systems, storytelling, and a whole lot of hustle. Inside his story: 🎯 The $3 yard sign that sparked an avalanche of referrals 🧰 How he fixed a broken season with bins, labels, and a better calendar 🔥 The near-meltdown that almost ended the business — and what saved it 🚀 Why starting small helped him scale fast Want...