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Hey, what's up? Let's get real today. Today's topic can be expressed in a single sentence.

Should I use an emergency savings fund for my side hustle?

It's really excited to get this question because I was like, wow,

anybody who hears that question already has an opinion about it.

And they probably have a strong opinion.

You know, should you use your savings fund for your side hustle?

So in this ongoing dialogue, what we're doing with these questions and answers throughout the week,

I try to provide my answer as well as, perhaps, pose any further questions or some insight that

might be helpful. So it's not just about answering one question for one listener,

but try to look at issues that lots of people who are trying to create additional sources of income

might be experiencing or might experience at some point.

So that's what we're going to talk about. This controversial topic.

Should I use my emergency savings fund for my side hustle?

Before I do that, I want to give a quick shout out for a new book that just came out.

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