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In this episode of the Nick Huber Show, Nick talks about how his company is structured and the progress he and his partner Dan have made since launching.

One of the mistakes I’ve made again and again is waiting too long to hire for a critical position. When I first started Storage Squad in 2011, my partner and I did everything. We drove trucks, invoiced customers, answered the phone, leased the warehouses, rented the equipment, answered emails, called every upset[...]

There is a difference. One makes you successful and earns you a lot of money - and one ends in frustration and doesn't produce results.   Join Shaan Puri and I for a free CEO bootcamp on April 16th, here:   This episode was originally...

Do the smart work that is uncomfortable and watch your life open up!

Before we dive in, a sponsored post: As you know, we’ve got 18 employees working at our self storage management company who live in the Philippines. We sourced and hired all of them through They do customer service, collections, data entry and even direct customers around our properties to find their units. They[...]

Copying in school is frowned upon but copying in business is the way to succeed. The best way to achieve success is to emulate success.

An update on the recent developments in my life.

I added 2,500 new subscribers last week from this post . If you came from it and you're looking for my list of 200+ business ideas, you can find that here . A quick sponsored note before we jump in: Tax season is right around the corner - DO NOT FORGET TO GET COST SEGREGATION STUDIES DONE ON YOUR REAL ESTATE. The[...]

Nick discusses raising good kids and how hard it can be when striving to earn generational wealth, how to protect the downside in real estate, and how to think about advice you get through the lens of the person giving you the advice   Follow my...

I live in Seattle. My girlfriend’s brother has a lot of expertise in the roofing industry and wants to start a business with me. Heres the catch - he doesn’t have citizenship so he would need me to form the business, get insurance, run the administrative side of things, and set it all up. I have a full time job[...]

Is it time to sell your business? I launched a business brokerage . We now have 1,300+ buyers on our distribution list. When we get a listing we'll do a breakdown of the business to my 190,000 newsletter subscribers, and several tweets promoting the listing (I get 50 million impressions a month on Twitter). Want[...]

How to start a business with very little money: If you are broke, you need to start by trading your time for money. This means you need to focus on what I call a level 1 business. All level 1 businesses require basically no capital, very low skills, no network, and they all have the ability for you to make[...]

Simplicity A small menu done really really well. Three types of sandwiches (fried, spicy fried, and grilled). Nuggets. Fries and shakes. Boom. Thats it. They take most of their orders with the walk up servers and 90% of customers don't even need to look at a menu because after you've visited once you know it by[...]

Opportunities are all around us.

In today's episode, we're throwing it back to a little over a year ago to listen to Paul Jarvis talk about the growth and scale of a company. His book, Company of One, is out now! Go check it out.