Hello, hello, what's up? Welcome. Today we've got a caller who is wondering, very common

question, how to manage multiple side hustles, specifically where to invest one's time.

Limited free time we should say, because all of us have limited time, but especially those

who listen to this show, I said from day one that my market is busy people. So there are

at least three different approaches to this conundrum. In a short period of time, because

you're busy, I'll give you a rundown of all three. How to manage multiple side hustles.

Stay tuned.

Hi there, this is Angela from Toronto. I've been listening to the show since year two and have

been listened to the episodes I originally missed. I was inspired by Aaron from episode 906 and

have started working on publishing public domain titles as ebooks. My question for this hassle 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?

Thanks Chris, I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you so much Angela. I'm so glad you're out there and I for one and impressed with your

ability to do all these things, especially being a full time school principal. So this is one of

those topics in which there is no single answer for everyone. So I'll give you three approaches.

And for both Angela and our listeners, maybe just kind of listen to these, sit with them and see,

okay, which one is best for me or perhaps which one is best for me now because it might change

over time. Okay, so approach number one is start with many narrow to one. So you're new to this

world, you're experimenting, you've got several different ideas, you try different things,

all totally normal. And over time, what you're probably going to see is that you're better at some

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