In an effort to serve up content that would’ve helped me when I first started my side gig, I felt compelled to put together a list of the top five tips that I wish I knew before I dove head first into becoming an independent contractor.
Everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. Or at least until they realize they have to pay their bills and exist without OPM (Other People’s Money).
Welp, it’s finally happened. Bill AB5 has passed the California Senate and will be signed into law in January 2020. So, what does that even mean? A lot actually. It could mean that it’s the beginning of the end of rideshare driving being a viable, flexible side gig.
Your pile of sticky notes just called and said that it’s time to time to level up your productivity game. (It was the pile of bright orange Post-It notes that called, he’s kind of a tattletale.)
It’s only been during the past five years that it’s become socially acceptable to invite total strangers into your car and drive them around..
I know what it’s like to start a new side gig from zero. I also know, first hand, what it’s like to have zero subscribers, zero followers, zero likes, zero ratings, zero visitors, zero comments, zero wind in your sails, zero chance for growth.
Don’t get me wrong. Clearing $1,000 per week driving rideshare is not easy. Just like any other job, you gotta show up and put in the work in order to get paid. Driving for Uber or Lyft is no different.
I’m a sales coach, podcaster and sales manager at Lyft. My clients call me the Silicon Valley Sales Coach and my obsession is helping you land new B2B clients with ease.
