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Most people who start side hustles don't start only one. They might begin with one, but eventually

they're going to do something else. One side hustle can lead to another. Sometimes these projects

can be totally different, completely independent, and other times one can support the other.

Welcome to Side Hustle School. My name is Chris Gullabau and today's story, which by the way,

every day I'm bringing you a story, every single day a different story of someone who's

creating an asset for themselves, making more money but also building their own future.

Today's story features a social media strategist, someone who works for startups and corporations,

and on the side she is a dog lover. This dog lover learns to bake and sell super food dog treats,

earning $3,000 a month with just $3,000 in startup costs. This is a very new project

just started a couple of months ago and is already seeing that big success.

By the way, an article by AdWheek published in 2017 claims that millennials have become

the largest demographic of pet owners. Not only that, but 71% say they would take a pay cut

if it meant their pups could come with them to the office. 71%. I wonder if 71% of millennials,

or maybe even 100% of millennials could benefit from having a pay increase.

In the form, perhaps, of a different source of income. That is my mission on the show. I hope that

you'll learn through these stories, perhaps get an idea for yourself, or if you already have an idea,

get a little bit further along in making that idea a reality. The show is completely free,

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