Dylan Vanas breaks down four rules for picking a side hustle: keep your job while you build, choose stable activities, avoid trading hours for money like Uber driving, and find people to work with. Scaling potential matters more than quick cash.
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What is your favorite side hustle that you've done before? I said what my favorite side hustle is. It's understanding the psychology of what to look for with a side hustle. Because I think a lot of people who are working jobs and they're going to be tired or frustrated of it, they want an alternative way to like make money and make wealth. The things you need to look at is number one something that you can do on the side. No one should quit their job to just start something. You need to have stability. Secondly, you need something that has infinite potential so something you can actually scale up. If you're sitting here driving for Uber, the reality is you're just trading your time for money. It's just another job. It's not a side hustle. You're not actually building anything. And then the third thing is need something where there's actually see people who you can work with and support you throughout the process.