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What It's About
An update from a caricature artist who also owns a full-time accounting business.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1237
Welcome to Throwback Thursday / “Where are they now?” where we take an in-depth look at someone whose story has evolved considerably since we first featured them. Recent segments have featured someone leading urban hiking tours in San Francisco and a guy who sells a lot of hair ties and shampoo to other men with long hair. Today, in our latest feature, we’ll hear from Julia Kelly, one of our very first case studies, a digital caricature artist who also owns another full-time accounting business. How has the global pandemic affected her work? Listen to today's episode to hear Julia's updates...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- Learn more about Julia and her fun sketches at her website, JKExpressions.com.
- When Julia's not live sketching (such as times like these) she's running a bookeeping and accounting business called, Rigits.com.
- Graphic Designer Learns to Draw Caricatures for $250/Hr: How a graphic designer went from $8 an hour to $250 an hour in her side business. She now earns more than $100,000 working part-time—and she has some great advice that applies to a lot of hustles.
- Graphic Designer Sketches Old Homes for New Money: An Australian graphic designer discovers a way to save for a house of her own by drawing the homes of others.
- Mexican Artist Becomes YouTube Superstar With 50 Million Views: An artist uploads a drawing video to YouTube and discovers a massive audience for tutorials, allowing him to pay off debt and make a good living.
Quote of the Day
"So it's kind of hard to plan for a once in a century pandemic and I kind of lucked into being prepared to weather the storm. Think about how to make your business antifragile and or have a backup plan."
—Julia Kelly #SideHustleSchool
