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Seth Goldstein, 29, and his friend Steven Rofrano got their business idea after a snack break in Miami.

Sandra Oh Lin worked at eBay before she gave entrepreneurship a shot.

After Krista LeRay shared her passion project on Instagram, she realized there was enough demand to start a business.

Julia Haber, co-founder of Home From College, helps college students and recent graduates bring their "whole self" to the table.

Demi Marchese wanted to build a "bold, global, connected" business.

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Dennis Tinerino, 39, was working in online sales when he discovered an intriguing earning opportunity.

Millie Blumka and Taylor Borenstein encountered a frustrating fitness issue during the pandemic and wondered if other people felt the same.

Most side hustle stories are about a young person's effort that pays off big. However, a side hustle can be just as relevant for entrepreneurs who are at a different stage in their career, where the runway in front of them is shorter than behind them.

Michelle Jimenez-Meggiato and Andrea Meggiato turned a beloved family recipe into a business.

Scott Hattis and Kenneth Luna found inspiration for their business in their own homes — confident the offering would resonate with millions.

Mehek Khera was burnt out and grappling with health issues when inspiration struck.

Legendary Bay Area rapper E-40 turned grassroots hustle into a multi-million-dollar music and business empire. From selling tapes out of his car trunk to launching wines, spirits and a bestselling cookbook, he's always cooking something up on and off the mic.

Ross Friedman's successful venture started with a "Teen Night" in Boston, Massachusetts.

Retirement is no longer the endgame — it's the entrepreneurial green light.

Charles Eide got his start in the wedding industry before following his entrepreneurial drive into a lucrative business.

Leila Quraishi, 27, bought the domain name for her business as soon as she turned 18 — and has been growing it ever since.

Carter Osborne launched his side business in 2017 to help with his tuition payments for graduate school.

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Nikki Seaman began work on her business when the pandemic led to grocery store shutdowns.