We start a new interview with Jay Aigner about launching a project-based business. He started with a need to earn some extra money and grew into a multi-million dollar organization. A form of modern-day rags-to-riches story. Except, it is real life and not some children’s story.
A Project-Based Business From Scratch
The promise of using a site like Guru.com or Upwork.com to build a business instead of just a side hustle may not seem achievable. However, Jay walks through his early days and how he grew from one project at a time into a steady income and finally a business with employees. If you pay attention, there are also several time-management tricks and suggestions he touches on.
About Jay
Jay is the CEO of JDAQA, a software testing agency with around $2M ARR. He is a father of 5, a student pilot, and an amateur astrophotographer. His 5 for 5 (5 am wake up, workout, stretch, meditate, and journal) has been something friends, family members, and fans of his podcast have keyed on as something they really appreciate. It is a great way to start each day in a productive way.
He also hosts a podcast called “The First Customer.” That is where he interviews successful founders about how they got their first customer.
He has been featured on several podcasts and is a great guest. His family is also currently being featured in a documentary about time management and successful people. Keep an eye out for more from Jay in the future.
Get In Touch
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Check out the company he has grown from a one-person consulting firm to a $2M ARR software testing agency. It is an excellent way to motivate yourself to take that next step.
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