26 Uncommon Business Ideas for the 2023 Recession

In this video, I share 26 business ideas for the 2023 recession.

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[NateOBrien]

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timestamps for all 26 Business ideas

0:26 TWITTER GHOSTWRITING
1:45 VAN CONVERSIONS
3:02 FLIP CARS
4:23 SELL TEMPLATES
5:31 3D PRINTING
6:10 OUTDOOR OFFICE
7:30 CHRISTMAS TREES
8:38 TRUCKING BUSINESS
9:48 CATERING BUSINESS
10:45 CAMPGROUND
11:28 INTERIOR DESIGN
12:51 NICHE E COMMERCE
15:19 PUBLIC NOTARY
16:08 CO-WORKING SPACE
17:13 MICRO-GREENS BUSINESS
18:09 PRINTING BUSINESS
19:36 AIR CHARTERS
20:34 PRODUCTS W/INFLUENCERS
22:22 SELL CAR PARTS
24:19 TEACH A SKILL
25:24 TREE REMOVAL
26:57 HISTORICAL MEMORABILIA
28:46 EQUITY IN MEDIA BUSINESS
30:15 EQUIPMENT RENTALS
31:23 LENDING MONEY
32:33 EXECUTIVE COACH

[StarcoreLabs]

26 Uncommon Business Ideas
01. Twitter Ghostwriting
02. Flip Cars
03. Van Conversions
04. Sell Templates (Notion or Excel)
05. 3-D Printing
06. Outdoor Offices
07. Christmas Trees
08. Trucking Business
09. Catering Business
10. Campground
11. Interior Design
12. Niche eCommerce (Flamethrowers)
13. Public Notary
14. Co-Working Spaces
15. Micro-Greens Business
16. Printing Business
17. Air Charters (Helicopter Tour)
18. Launch Products with Influencers
19. Sell Car Parts (Junk Yard)
20. Teach a Skill (Golf Coach)
21. Tree Removal
22. Historical Memorabilia
23. Equity In Media Businesses
24. Equipment Rentals
25. Lending Money
26. Executive Coach

[sidnicain]

The fact that you cut out the BS and get straight to the point is my favorite thing about your videos. I always have to fast forward videos to get to the first “business idea” because the YouTuber says “stay till the end.. this great idea.. you’ll love these ideas” for the first five minutes!
You are a genuine guy who is only trying to help others prosper. I wish you so much success in future endeavors. Thanks so much for the motivation and ideas today!

[daviskyle]

Thank you, Nate. I get up at 5am every morning before work and look up ideas for a biz. I'm 26 with ADHD and I find it hard to work in the corporate world. I want to start a biz with my girlfriend of 4 years. I hope everyday it'll come true.

[Isaiah_h]

Nate absolutely spoiling us with 34 minutes of his business ideas 🤯

[noahs.]

Hey Nate, hello from Germany👋🏻

I‘ve been following your channel for some years now and i like the way you are the way your videos are. You‘re such a calm and friendly person with so much knowledge and i absolutely like listening to you!
Also your approach to money and finances in general is something, that I don‘t see with any other Youtuber as successful as you. You didn‘t change in all these years no matter how much you earned along the way. Please keep uploading videos to youtube, there are so many people out there that need to discover your channel!

Much appreciation from Germany!

[peggyturner]

Buying a stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. Hence what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist? I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $260K for sometime now, my major challenge is not knowing the best entry and exit strategies... I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.

[gaytonz]

Nate, coming from a commercial insurance agent, you got to keep in mind the liabilities of some of these ventures. Opening a junk yard or a tree cutting service yard is some of the costliest businesses out there when it comes to insurance.

[donaldlocher]

Fortunately, I had a college economics teacher that taught me a lesson at 18. That lesson was: for every huge, frivoluos purchase you make, you need to have an investment double it's worth, this doesn't necessarily mean you should always invest when you make a purchase, it simply means living within your means. Varied sources of income is wise and especially like i said, living within your means. Whenever you're about to make a huge, dumb purchase that doesn't add value think about taxes and how you get your income. I made $272k combined net last year and paid no Federal taxes thanks to my CFA James Fletcher Brennan

[OfCourseICan]

Thanks so much for this.
Most grateful Aussie and new subscriber.

[usalinksystem]

Nate, thank you so much for your hard work in researching all these ideas. It's not easy to find new ideas and solutions that can be valuable and make money (even build a business), so this is a great video for aspiring entrepreneurs. It is very good that you gave ideas for the digital market and ideas - not only from the computer. If someone does not choose any of them, then it will inspire something else, specific to him and his skills. For sure.

[tkpatton]

My husband works at a junk yard. They are actually considered recyclers. My husband spends his days flipping cars, doing alignments, changing tires and scrapping cars.

[humphrey]

Wow this is amazing value, thanks Nate 🔥

[ndgenshedmover]

I'm a truck driver not sure it's really that great insurance and fuel keeps going up and people dont wanna pay more. And try finding drivers

[CyberBusiness-yklz]

This video has blown my mind with the creativity and uniqueness of the business ideas you've presented! I never would have thought of some of these, and it's exciting to think about the potential for success in these unconventional industries.

[helpmychildren]

We are a family in need of you guys 🇵🇸🤲

[jerichoraven]

Finally!! A video that gives some different ideas. I had equipment rental down and am currently working on that business plan, as well as the co-working space. But so many other ideas you just don't hear about, or, aren't looked at as "quick and easy". I honestly don't want quick and easy. I want stability and longevity. So thanks. Would I start a junk removal business, nope, lol. But only because I just don't have that background. But I love the concept and if a friend wanted to start one who was more of a gearhead or mechanic, I'd invest a bit in them.

Again, thanks for the ideas.

[dougphamtexas]

You got very reasonable good ideas for businesses thanks alot

[Misanti]

Great ideas, Nate. Hope you can do regular updates on these biz ideas. Stay safe, bro. 😃🙏