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Choosing a Niche for Freelancers and Side Businesses

In this detailed and practical video, the presenter continues the discussion on choosing a niche, particularly aimed at freelancers or those developing side businesses. The core focus is on how to identify and test a narrow, micro-niche using the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) methodology to quickly validate ideas without overthinking or heavy investment.

Key Highlights

Choosing a narrow micro-niche Even if large competitors exist, there are always overlooked small markets or geographic areas where demand can be met uniquely. For example, targeting remote regions without big chains.
Creating test cases Develop one or two simple, clear offers or products to present to potential clients. For instance, an illustrator focusing on podcast cover art can create a few sample designs to showcase skills and gather feedback.
Promotion and feedback Writing about your product or service—via social media, channels, or specialist platforms—is important to attract initial interest and feedback. Offering services for free or at a low cost initially helps collect valuable insights to refine the offering.
Mindset matters A standout segment discusses the psychological approach to launching projects. The presenter contrasts two mindsets:

“Giving for the sake of receiving” (expecting something back) versus “giving for the sake of giving” (no immediate expectations). The latter is recommended to avoid disappointment and burnout during early stages. The presenter shares personal experience of creating content without immediate feedback or financial return, emphasizing patience and gradual growth.
Practical advice You don’t need expensive equipment or big budgets to start—just a phone and some time to share knowledge and test your ideas. The presenter stresses the importance of action over perfect preparation and encourages viewers to start small and learn through doing.