5 Ways to Make Enough Side Money to Eventually Quit Your Job

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Top Stories of the Week at Entrepreneur October 30, 2015 5 Ways to Make Enough Side Money to Eventually Quit Your Job Brandon Turner Nearly everyone dreams of quitting his or her day job, whether it's tomorrow, next year or in the next decade. READ MORE 5 Ways to Instantly Connect With Anyone You Meet Graham Young Break bad communication habits and gain trust with these subtle techniques. READ MORE Elite Status. VIP Treatment. Preferred Pricing Promoted by Entrepreneur We'd like to introduce you to FoundersCard. FoundersCard is a community of more than 20,000 movers, shakers, innovators, and entrepreneurs, who enjoy access to benefits and exclusive offerings to the best brands in travel, lifestyle, and business. Apply Now >> READ MORE 5 Books to Read Before Starting Your Business Ken Dunn From Walt Disney's famous philosophies to the success behind saleforce.com, learn some tricks of the trade before making your own way. READ MORE 10 Mistakes Intelligent People Never Make Twice Travis Bradberry Smart, successful people are by no means immune to making mistakes; they simply have the tools in place to learn from their errors. READ MORE Join Entrepreneur at GrowthCon 2015 in Long Beach Promoted by Entrepreneur Learn from company innovators, network with 100s of other forward thinkers + gain tools to do 10X more business. ENTER CODE: ENTVIP FOR A SPECIAL RATE. Register Now >> READ MORE This 5-Year-Old Photographer With 160,000 Instagram Followers Just Kickstarted His Own Book Geoff Weiss His name is Hawkeye. READ MORE Eccentric Habits of 8 Geniuses That Make You Smarter Thai Nguyen If swimming in winter rivers leaves you cold, there is a strong case to be made for boosting your IQ with frequent sex. READ MORE Subscribe Now to Entrepreneur Magazine Get immediate access to this month's issue and get our free Instant Startup Guide

How Much Support Do Employers Owe Contract Workers?

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Top Stories of the Week at Entrepreneur October 23, 2015 How Much Support Do Employers Owe Contract Workers? Tx Zhuo Gig workers are demanding pay that affords them the benefits full time workers take for granted. READ MORE This Recruiting Hack Will Save You Time and Lead to Better Interviews Andrew Cohen Finding the best talent requires attracting, impressing and filtering top candidates as efficiently as possible. READ MORE Looking for a Franchise Opportunity? Promoted by Entrepreneur Discover a low-cost business that's right for you. Learn More >> READ MORE 7 Actions to Take After Incorporating Your Business Nellie Akalp You have formed a limited liability company. What should you do now? READ MORE 10 Mistakes to Avoid When Starting an Online Business Carolyn Sun From not having a business plan to spreading yourself too thin on social media, here are a few things founders should avoid when starting a business. READ MORE Looking for a Franchise Opportunity? Promoted by Entrepreneur Discover a low-cost business that's right for you. Learn More >> READ MORE Eccentric Habits of 8 Geniuses That Make You Smarter Thai Nguyen If swimming in winter rivers leaves you cold, there is a strong case to be made for boosting your IQ with frequent sex. READ MORE 50 Rules for Being a Great Leader Jayson DeMers Sample rule: Sometimes saying nothing is better than saying just anything. READ MORE Subscribe Now to Entrepreneur Magazine Get immediate access to this month's issue and get our free Instant Startup Guide

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In the War to Win Drivers, Lyft Sweetens Its Sell With a Few Clutch Offerings

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Top Stories of the Week at Entrepreneur October 16, 2015 In the War to Win Drivers, Lyft Sweetens Its Sell With a Few Clutch Offerings Catherine Clifford The San Francisco-based ridesharing service is hustling to put pressure on Uber. READ MORE Study Uber's Hiring Practices to Build a Winning Team in the Sharing Economy Tx Zhuo Hiring the right people for a company taking root in an entirely new economic sector might be the ultimate recruiting challenge. READ MORE Looking for a Franchise Opportunity? Promoted by Entrepreneur Discover a low-cost business that's right for you. Learn More >> READ MORE How Much Support Do Employers Owe Contract Workers? Tx Zhuo Gig workers are demanding pay that affords them the benefits full time workers take for granted. READ MORE The Real Meaning of 18 Polite Terms Related to Sucking Up Josh Mait Eskimos have dozens of words to describe snow. Business people have an equally vast vocabulary of euphemisms for meeting strangers in hopes of making some money. READ MORE Why the Best Business Leaders Are Pigheaded and Irrational Promoted by Entrepreneur Press Successful leaders must constantly hold conflicting ideas in their heads while thinking big and acting bigger. As long as you stay true to yourself and your goals, people will be willing to follow you. READ MORE Why You Might Want to Hold Your Next Business Meeting on a Boat Catherine Clifford Sailo, a peer-to-peer marketplace for renting boats, has plenty of customers who rent boats to enjoy a sunset sail with a lover, but it also has corporate clients. READ MORE Entrepreneurs Don't Overthink Things. They Make a Decision and Go With It. Stephen Key Becoming an entrepreneur means accepting that you might fail. At some point, you've got to shut off your brain, and make a move. READ MORE Subscribe Now to Entrepreneur Magazine Get immediate access to this month's issue and get our free Instant Startup Guide