Q&A: “How do I pinpoint the right side hustle idea?”

#block-5ee90371 h2 { width: 401px; } What It’s About With so many options, how do you choose? Notes from Chris Episode 2380 Today, we have a question from Yvonne, a recent college graduate from Nashville. She discovered our podcast through a professor’s recommendation and she’s eager to put her newly minted marketing degree to work outside her day job. However, she’s facing a challenge that many newcomers to the entrepreneurial world encounter: How can she choose a side hustle that aligns with her professional skills and personal passions? Let’s dive into Yvonne’s question and explore some ways to navigate this exciting, yet sometimes overwhelming, side hustle landscape.“Hey, this is Yvonne from Nashville, a recent college grad with a degree in marketing. I discovered your podcast through a recommendation from my college professor, and it’s been a game-changer. I’ve always wanted to start my own side hustle, but I’m not sure how to find one that fits both my skills and my interests. With so many options out there, I’m finding it difficult to pinpoint the right one for me. The episode where you broke down different side hustle options was insightful, but I’d love to hear your advice on how I can find a side hustle that not only takes advantage of my marketing knowledge but also aligns with my personal interests.” Listen to today’s episode to learn more…     SEE ALSO: Catholic Designer Creates Stylish Apparel Line: What shall it profit a man to gain the whole world but not sell any t-shirts? This designer cast his bread upon the waters and ended up with a profitable fashion line. Seattle Couple Creates New “Income LiveStream”: When a married couple runs into logistical problems at their wedding, it leads to an innovative service that other engaged couples need during the pandemic. Role-Playing Pastor Rolls The Dice On $2800/Month Hustle: Listener success story! This Presbyterian minister turns to his lifelong interest in role-playing games to set up a sustainable second income source. Inspiration is good; inspiration combined with action is better. Now get back to work! Yours in the revolution,