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Side Hustle School

#794 - Nostalgic Bowl Of Pozole Inspires Spicy Hustle

Side Hustle School

Chris Guillebeau

Small Business, Entrepreneurship,, Entrepreneurship, Careers, Side Hustle, Business

4.73.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2019

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

He loved making his family’s recipe of Mexican pozole soup ... but it took a long time and there were no options to speed it up. Could he create one?

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0:00.0

I had a lot of respect for people who do hard things.

0:12.8

Starting a side hustle or a business in the food industry is not the easiest project

0:16.2

you could pursue.

0:17.2

And a side hustle doesn't have to be hard.

0:20.0

There are a lot of things you could pursue with little money, little risk, and less effort

0:24.2

than something where you work in a kitchen every day.

0:26.5

I'm not saying that's no effort, little effort, but comparatively less effort.

0:31.0

So if there are a bunch of projects you could do and you're equally excited about them,

0:34.9

why not choose the one that is a little bit easier?

0:37.4

That is my general suggestion.

0:39.0

But of course, if food is your passion or whatever hard thing is your passion, well,

0:43.1

good for you because you can still do it, you can still apply the side hustle mindset

0:46.6

in lots of ways.

0:48.3

By the way, this show is called Side hustle School.

0:49.9

My name is Chris Gilabo.

0:51.3

And that's what the person in today's story learns.

0:53.7

How to apply the side hustle mindset to something that is a little complex.

0:56.6

It all starts when a nostalgic bowl of the Mexican soup, Pazoli, inspires a spicy $250,000

1:02.7

a year hustle.

1:04.1

The person in today's story loved making his family's homemade recipe, but it took a long

1:07.8

time and there were no options to speed it up.

1:10.5

Could he create one of those options?

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