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What It's About
A listener with limited time and one hustle is wondering how to add another.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1232
Today’s caller is wondering about how to manage multiple side hustles, specifically, where to invest one's time. There are at least three different approaches to this common conundrum. In a short period of time, I’ll give you a rundown of all three."I was inspired by Aaron from Episode 906 and have started working on publishing public domain titles as e-books. My question is how to determine how to best use my time. I'm a full-time school principal and already have an income generating side hustle restoring and refinishing furniture. If I spend time on the books, I'm not able to spend time on my other side hustle. How do people handle multiple side hustle projects?"Listen to today's episode to learn more...
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