Small business inspiration

Until recently, Latinos accounted for a relatively small slice of overall business ownership. That is changing in a major way.

This entrepreneur never thought his volunteer job as an after school teacher at a domestic violence shelter would turn from a side hustle into a small business.

Angela went from being a teacher to starting a business with her friend. Now they are co-owners of Art Hive Magazine. Learn more about this side hustle turned small business.

Like many entrepreneurs, Claire Zovko didn’t always know that she wanted to be a business owner until she found the right calling.

The most challenging part about having a side hustle can be knowing when you’ve established yourself enough to quit your day job. That tipping point is different for everybody, and it’s a rare person who makes the decision without a lot of worrying and wondering.

The most common reason for people turning their side hustle into a small business isn’t extra cash. It’s passion. The passion to help others, to create something that’s uniquely yours, to be your own boss.