Getting Another Hustle If Your Main Isn’t Producing Enough

Let’s talk about if you should get that second hustle.

You’re in a position where you complain about not living a life you really love.

My question to you is finding out what are you gonna do about it?

There’s actually a right and wrong way to go about it.

Here at Real Talk we wholeheartedly believe in progressing forward.

I’m gonna assume you want what I have or at least what’s coming my way.

Well I’ve been focusing on progressing through the stages of creating work for myself.

But let’s move on to the focus of determining if getting a second hustle is the right.

Again – assume that you have something coming your way already and you’re looking to expand

I would absolutely stay away from having more than one hustle and this is why.

It doesn’t make sense to spread out your efforts if you don’t reach the goals set for your first project.

I’m sure you came across the saying “the man who chases 2 rabbits catch neither”

That’s verbatim but the message is still clear.

If you aren’t meeting the goals you’re looking to reach from your first hustle then getting another isn’t making it better.

What I’m looking to know when I find a hustle that I’m seriously considering to do is the ceiling.

Always wanna know “what is the best” you’re gonna get when you join the team in terms of experience and finances.

Not everybody wants to sit behind a desk in a closed off area without any sight of humanity.

Some people want to be part of a job that allows them to get more in the field when it comes to their line of work.

That’s just a rough example and should be taken as such.

Even if we upgrade it to wanting more money the method’s the same.

Find out what’s the most you can make and how likely you will continue to earn that amount.

If I need 4k a month for my expenses then it doesn’t make sense to only focus my efforts on work that produces 2k at best.

Do what you need to make that next step happen.

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