Turning Your Side Hustle into a Full-Time Job (Chris Silvestri)

Bean Ninjas Podcast - Episode 30 - Christopher Silvestri

In Episode 30 of the Bean Ninjas Podcast, Christopher Silvestri, a SaaS Copywriter & Sales Messaging Engineer, shares his experience in transitioning from a corporate job to a freelance business. Bean Ninjas sponsored Christopher’s attendance in the recently held Dynamite Circle Austin.

Are you burnt out and tired of being a corporate employee day in, day out?

Learn how Christopher successfully made it from being a corporate employee to a traveling freelancer:

In this podcast, Christopher shares his interesting journey from packing up and leaving his hometown, completely changing his career and becoming a freelancer. He shares valuable information about what has done and the things he has gone through to get to where he is today.

Christopher shares the reason he decided to take that leap of faith to focus on his business full time.
The steps he took before becoming a full time freelancer from saving, educating himself, and building his online profile & skill set.
The things he prepared and did during the first 3-4 months of transitioning and starting his business.
How his business shifted gears after the DC Austin event.
What’s next on the horizon for Christopher?
The difference between copywriting and conversion optimization.
His biggest realization and his tips for people wanting to transition from employment to freelancing.

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