Sam & Emma Priestley talks through the details of how they started one of their businesses Pipehouse Gin.

• Starting a Gin Brand Episode 1: Doing The Research
• Starting a Gin Brand Episode 2: Creating The Recipe & Branding
• Starting A Gin Brand Episode 3: Delays & Legal Schmeagols
• Starting A Gin Brand Episode 4: Labels, Packaging & Marketing
• Starting A Gin Brand Episode 5: We Have Finally Launched Pipehouse Gin!

I often credit my success to my laziness and fear of the 9-5. But now that I work on businesses I love, we investigate what can be done to get me off the couch and doing something productive.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur:

• The Lazy Entrepreneur

One of the biggest mistakes I see with new entrepreneurs is they are trying to build a business that isn't scalable. They either don't think about it or assume that due to economies of scale things will get cheaper. Unfortunately, that is not normally true and a lot of people find themselves doing a business that is impossible to scale.

Sam & Emma talk about their experiences as location independent digital nomads. Why they decided to stop and settle down and why after two years they are now thinking of becoming digital nomads again.

Sam Priestley goes into detail on how to start an Amazon FBA business and how to succeed through 2019 and beyond.

Sam and Emma talk about how their comfort zones have been shrinking and what they can do to help them grow.

Sam Priestley talks about his first business and how it led to his six years as a professional gambler. Everything from simple matched betting to running around London in disguises placing bets.

This is an interview I did for the podcast Life, Love & Entrepreneurship back in 2015. It is fairly short but I think gives you quite a good insight into the way I think, enjoy!

It is very hard to compete in an already established industry but it is also very difficult to create a whole new industry yourself. So in this episode, Sam Priestley talks about a fundamental concept behind how he positions his businesses: find a new angle to compete in already saturated marketplaces. An angle where you are the market leader.

Sam Priestley talks about one of the ideas central to the way he does business. Serendipity. And how he prepares himself and remains ready for unforeseen opportunities.