#179- How profitable is a self storage facility?
In today’s episode, Nick talks about a self-storage facility that he and his partner bought in July of 2019. He goes over the numbers of
#178- Three sales strategies that NO ONE talks about
In today’s episode, Nick talks about three sales strategies that most people don’t talk about. These are strategies that can really make your company stand
#177 – Business idea- $1000 a week installing hitches
Show notes from episode #177 of The Sweaty Startup Podcast. One of Nick’s favorite things to do is look for simple businesses that you can
#176 – The best business lesson I learned from my grandfather
Show notes from Episode #176 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Last month Nick attended his grandmother’s funeral via Zoom, an emotional experience that made him
#175 – How to start a deck staining business
Show notes from Episode #175 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. People frequently reach out asking about businesses with low capital investment and low skill requirements,
#174 – Why most entrepreneurs fail
Show notes from Episode #174 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Why do you want to start a business? Is it because you love photography and
#173 – Why a recession WON’T happen
Show notes from Episode #173 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. A lot has changed over the past few months and people are scrambling to make
#172 – The best time to open a restaurant is right around the corner
Show notes from Episode #172 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Nick doesn’t like the restaurant business, he never has liked the restaurant business, and he
#170 – Automated hotels as a business
Show notes from Episode #170 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. You can enter the US and go through customs just by using a kiosk, you
#169 – How to launch a lawn care business: COVID businesses I LOVE
Show notes from Episode #169 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Nick is shameless about his love for lawn care. In Episode 119 Nick’s brother came
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I started the Sweaty Startup in December of 2018 because I believe the Shark Tank and Tech Crunch culture is ruining the real spirit of low-risk entrepreneurship.
