Growing your side-hustle while working full-time is easier than you might thinkDoes the thought of building your own business while working your 9 to 5 job absolutely overwhelm you? If so, I can guarantee that you’re not alone. I felt the same way when I realized that I wanted to start my own business. At the time I was working for Tony Robbins, and I remember thinking, ‘I want this more than anything -- but how on Earth am I going to do it?’But here’s the good news -- it’s possible, and doing both doesn’t have to feel defeating. While growing your side-hustle while also working full-time is definitely a commitment, pulling it off is more possible than you think.It’s true, sweet friend -- and I have proof. In this episode, you’ll hear about a handful of my own students who have successfully juggled having a full-time job and growing their business at the same time, and exactly how they’ve made it happen.And here’s the really good news. I also share a 4-step framework that you can use to lay a solid foundation for your online business, and I promise – it’s simple, completely manageable, and doesn’t require a ton of your time. Sounds pretty great, right?So if you are in the throes of cubicle life and are on the fence about getting your side-hustle started, this one is for you. Grab your journal, go someplace free of distractions, and listen closely -- because this episode is sure to set you up for success.Here’s a glance at this episode... [08:11] Step 1: Schedule your tiger time! You need a system that makes time to drive your business forward. This is the part of the day that you fiercely protect like a tiger. [12:51] William is a full-time elementary teacher and a biblical parenting coach. He worked through DCA and launched his first course. His client list is growing, and he's also a speaker all while teaching full time. You can create your dream business while working and being present with your family. [14:18] Step 2: Create a lead magnet and set up your ESP or email service provider. This is a platform that houses your email list with tools and resources.  [17:40] Roberta created her side-hustle while being a full-time corporate launch manager. She struggled with time issues and worked on her launches in fifteen-minute time blocks. She's been massively successful and shows why it's so important to get clear on your tiger time. [20:14] Step 3: Put together an offer. You need the time to put together the offer, set up your ESP, and create your lead magnet. You can do this by setting aside tiger time.  [21:29] Offers that might work well include a guide or PDF workbook, a limited one-on-one or group coaching offer, or a lower ticket challenge. [27:11] Brooke does bookkeeping and owns and operates a local business called The Welcome Basket. After DCA, she created a course to teach others to start their own welcome basket business. She also offers coaching. She had so much going on, she had to take a step back and put courses on evergreen where they still earn for her. Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts"I love Amy and Online Marketing Made Easy." <-- If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more people -- just like you -- move toward the online life and business that they desire. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the podcast. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the feed and, if you’re not following, there’s a good chance you’ll miss out. Follow now!

In this riveting discussion, Wu Zetian, the only female emperor of China, reveals her extraordinary journey from a lowly concubine to a ruthless ruler. Joined by commentators William and Anita, they delve into her strategic use of Buddhism to legitimize her reign and the violent power struggles within the imperial harem. They draw parallels to modern narratives, likening her rise to a 'Game of Thrones' tale, while exploring the historical influences of Ancient India on her rule and the brutality of ascendance in Chinese history.

William, an insightful author, dives into the fascinating world of the Indosphere and its historical significance. He discusses India's rich contributions to mathematics, art, and philosophy, illustrating how these shaped global culture long before colonialism. The conversation touches on the maritime trading influence of monsoon winds, with engaging anecdotes linking trade dynamics to modern identity. William also highlights cultural exchanges seen in landmarks like Angkor Wat and Borobudur, showcasing the enduring impact of India's diverse civilization.

William, associated with crowning England's new King in 1066, discusses aggressive behavior and destructive tendencies. The podcast talks about the chaos after his coronation, the knights setting London on fire, William's severe taxes, distribution of titles, and the quiet resentment of the English people.

William discusses the importance of taking Blake's Christianity seriously, highlighting the continuous incarnation and Jesus' role. They explore forgiveness, self-annihilation, and the divine breath in Blake's work. The failure of naturalism, mystical Christianity, and the need for an experiential relationship with the divine are also touched upon.

King Charles and Queen Camilla's approval ratings decrease in America. 'The Crown' vs reality and controversies surrounding the British royal family. Monarchy's connection to slavery and suggestion of reparations. Charles's appeal to younger generation and crisis involving police actions during his coronation. Prince Charles's silence on police activity during protests and Prince Harry's positive impact on veterans through the Invictus Games.

William, a successful YouTuber, shares insights into the hidden challenges of content creation, including the relentless pressure from algorithms and negative comments that lead to burnout. Roly West, a queer British YouTuber specializing in piercings and tattoos, discusses the emotional toll of online harassment and the struggle for consistent motivation. Together, they explore the financial ramifications of demonetization and practical strategies for maintaining well-being while navigating the demanding landscape of YouTube.

Jordan, especialista em pneumologia, William, profissional da saúde, e Klinger, colaboradores em diretrizes médicas, discutem as diretrizes europeias sobre pneumonia adquirida na comunidade grave. Eles analisam as novas recomendações para exames e esquemas terapêuticos, com foco em antibióticos e corticoides. O impacto da COVID-19 na compreensão dos vírus é destaque, assim como a importância de diagnósticos precisos. Em meio a controvérsias sobre tratamentos, a relevância do biomarcador procalcitonina e as nuances do tratamento em pacientes com comorbidades também são discutidas.

William, an expert on healing and trauma recovery, joins the podcast to discuss various aspects of healing. They explore topics like shifting definitions of recovery, healing from spiritual trauma by listening to our bodies, embracing the complexity within us, recognizing individual needs in the healing journey, the non-linear nature of healing, and connecting with our core self through guided meditation. The episode offers options and possibilities for healing at an individual and community level.

On this milestone episode, guests discuss Bluray playback success, 3D printer recommendations like Lulzbot Taz 6 and software tools Klipper, OpenSCAD, Voron Project, and FreeCAD. They explore Intel Management Engine access, share alternatives to LDAP, and compare presentation software like ProPresenter, OpenLP, and FreeShow. The episode reflects on the evolution of open source, the shift towards cloud services in tech, and the importance of supporting open source financially.