Welcome back to the podcast. The podcast is known as Side Usal School. My name is Chris

Gillipo, your host. We've been going for 2,472 days in a row and I appreciate you tuning

in today. This episode features Elliott from Lameza, California. He's got a unique

work schedule that's all about sprinting and stopping. So everybody's got their own kind

of work schedule situation out there and a lot of schedules are not 9 to 5 or whatever

the hours may be. A lot of them have all sorts of variants and flexibility, sometimes imposed

flexibility. So it's not you being flexible, it's your employer being flexible. It's

whatever works best for them and you might have to accommodate that. And sometimes depending

on the career or your industry, that's just part of how things work. And so if you're

having to accommodate that or at least adjust to it a bit, like how can you grow a business

or at least create an additional source of income in the midst of this erratic work season

or maybe it's not even a season. Maybe it's just kind of the overall schedule of how it

is. So if you've ever had an on-call job or different work hours, maybe something

here is helpful for you as well. Let's look at some potential side hustles that could

match a sprint and stop or a stop and sprint, work rhythm, intense work and downtime. What

do you do in that situation? Detailed question coming up after this quick message from our

sponsor.

Hey there, it's Elliott from La Mesa, California. I have a job that requires intense

work sprints, followed by periods of downtime. Like being on call for weeks and then having

a week off. What would be the best type of side hustle that could fit this sort of sprint

and stop schedule? I can't do consulting or anything else that requires constant availability

or customer service.

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