What are the criteria to consider when trying to decide your next steps?

Should you quit your job, start a new side hustle, scale back, go all in.

Well, welcome to Side of Soul School. My name is Chris Galebo.

We've got all kinds of folks out there doing all kinds of things.

Today's listener is a baker who also has lots of other responsibilities and she is concerned about burnout.

This would be the kind of burnout that is not coming from the oven.

Should she go all in, should she move on, do something different?

Let's talk about it and let's also talk about how you would make such a decision.

Because as I said, people out there are doing all kinds of different things,

but you're also in different situations.

So what factors do you look at when you're trying to figure out those all important next steps?

That's what we're going to talk about in this episode after this message from our sponsor.

Hi, this is Iver from Houston, Texas and I've been listening to the show for about a year and a half now.

My side hustle is baking. I'm a home baker and I specialize in custom cakes, cupcakes,

and good old-fashioned cookies. My question is, how do you know when it's time to go all in and move on?

It's been a struggle for me for the last five years of trying to grow my baking business.

While working, being a mom and being a wife.

Is the struggle an indicator? I have so many ideas I want to pursue, but I don't want to burn out.

I can't wait to hear from you, Chris. Thanks so much.

Iver, thank you so much for the call. Thank you for listening in Houston, Texas.

We actually talked about this question on my YouTube channel recently.

If you're not watching, it's youtube.com slash Chris Gillibot.

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