This $50M/Yr Side Hustle Is On Track To Make $1 Billion By 2030

Yeah, actually call'em right now and put on speakerphone. Yo Preston, you're live on the podcast right now. What's going on? I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I put my law in it like a day song on the roll, let's try to get it. Alright, we're live. Sean, I've got a weird thing for you.

Do you remember like twelve months ago I told you about Craig Fuller. You know who Craig Fuller is? Yeah, he's uh f uh freight waves, right? Yeah, so freight waves, it's a data product for people, I guess, who are freight brokers, something like that. And they're pretty big. Uh, for some reason if you go they run their company like they're publicly traded in that you can Google them and see all their revenue and profit. And so I don't know the exact numbers, but you guys can just Google Fright Wave's revenue and they put out like quarterly statements, which is interesting. But It's like a large, like sixty or eighty million dollar a year software business or or subscription data business. Anyway.

Craig is an interesting entrepreneur, and I told you about how he bought this thing called Flying Magazine. And what he did was he uh was a big fan of flying. And he's wealthy on paper, but I don't know how wealthy is liquid. And so I think this was like a big deal for him, but he bought flying magazine. And then he also bought a seven million dollar like three hundred acre plot land in Tennessee and was turning that into basically a flying club where you it's kind of like a country club where you like can own a home on a golf course, except now you own it around an airplane strip. And an airplane hanger.

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