The secret to earning a six-figure income without having to work your butt offWhen you think about living your dream life, what comes to mind?
Does it include spending most of your waking hours in front of a computer, answering emails from your demanding boss and only living it up on weekends?
Or does it consist of owning your own time, pursuing things you're passionate about, and still earning more than enough to indulge in your favorite activities?
Unless you're certifiably insane, you definitely answered the latter. Who wouldn't want to get away from the drudgery of employee life and become the boss of their own life?
This is easier said than done, though.
There's safety and comfort in knowing you'll receive a fixed amount of money every month, regardless of how much your employer earns.
But this also means that you won't get paid any more than your fixed salary, and the majority of your week belongs to the company.
Why not explore something different, something that gets you closer to achieving the life of your dreams? Like starting your own business.
One of the most ideal businesses for those who are just starting out is Airbnb hosting.
If you have a property investment, a vacant room, or even just an extra bedspace, you can become an Airbnb host.
In fact, more than 4 million people are currently doing it, and Airbnb says it will need millions more in the coming years.
As the world opens up again and demand for travel picks up, it's the perfect time to jump into this industry.
With insider knowledge from a successful long-time Airbnb host, you can skip over the trial and error and go directly into doing what works.
In How to Start a Successful Airbnb Business, you will discover:
A detailed walkthrough of the fundamentals of running an Airbnb business - from conducting market research to being the ideal hostHow to set up your business legally and choose the right type of business structure for your specific needsThe winning formula to hosting successful listings that will keep the clients comingHow you can have more control over who rents out your property - for your own safety and your property's - usin