Side Hustle Teachers

Before starting a side hustle there’s always a little voice that says, “But what if it’s not right for me?”  Today we’re talking about a few things you can do to dip your toe in your side hustle pool before you take the plunge. A few weeks ago I did an episode about how there’s no such thing as a perfect side hustle.  And while that’s totally true, it’s natural to want to take your hustle for a test drive.   After all, you’re making a big commitment of time and energy, and possibly money, so you want to do what you can to assure yourself that you know what you’re getting into. So how can you get some experience, get some inspiration, and make sure you’re taking the next right step? Volunteer  Find an organization that works with the population you want to help, or does the kind of work you want to do.  Spend some time learning the ins and outs. Places like libraries, women’s organizations, animal shelters, and groups that serve the elderly are always looking for volunteers, and I would bet that many other pla