Only four months into starting, today's side hustler transitioned her project into a full-time

income.

She did this by following a different approach than we usually recommend.

In fact, in her words, she jumped off the cliff, closing off her other sources of income

so that she would be hyper-focused in making this new business venture work for her.

You can call that side hustle hard mode.

Not something we recommend, as I said, but she won the challenge.

She passed the test, she defeated the end boss.

Then she became her own boss, which is the point.

In this story, we'll hear about how this self-taught manufacturer of home decor begins earning

up to $8,000 a month from her woodworking.

There's also a twist, one that we don't have very often, and that she begins the project

with her partner, like her life partner and her work partner, and that person is no longer

her partner, either her life partner or work partner.

Unfortunately, they were able to decouple amicably, but not without some regrets.

She was very open with us about that.

We'll look at that experience along with a couple of tips for anyone interested in taking

a hands-on project like woodworking to the next level.

Lots of good stuff in this episode.

Stay tuned for rustic wall hangings, rack-up worthwhile profits.

In Spokane, Washington, CJ Morrison runs her own business hand-crafting unique items

made from wood.

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