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Year after year, without fail, half the people I talk to are still looking for a side hustle idea.

The other half have too many to choose from.

And it might be surprising that I found myself on both sides of the fence at various points.

Like if I only had that killer idea to focus on, I know I can crush it.

But what's been more common lately is being on the other side.

Hey, there are way more ideas than there is time.

And then there's the challenge of focus and direction and choosing where to allocate your time and attention.

So last week we talked about finding your side hustle niche and some exercises and frameworks to generate those potential ideas.

You can go back and tune in to that one if you missed it.

This week, armed with those ideas, I want to give you a methodology to pick which one

to work on first, to remove the subjective guesswork from it and help take action and

prioritize your limited time for maximum impact and result.

This methodology actually came from a side hustle nation reader years ago who asked to remain anonymous, but he sent me this note.

He said, my partner and I keep a running list of potential business ideas, and then we then

baseball score them. She called single, double, triple home run on a different criteria. So for the

sake of this exercise, we're going to assign a number score, one through four, with four being

the best, or home run being the best for each of these 10 questions. So what it'll look like is

a spreadsheet and to help you set up this file, you're going to list your potential side hustle

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