How to Start Your Side-hustle from Scratch

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Jordan Lee Dooley

Health & Fitness

4.9 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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What can homemade soup teach us about starting a side-hustle? A whole heckuva lot, actually. Look, sometimes the options available to us aren’t the best options for us. Or maybe they’re just straight up not good for us. What do we do? Do we settle for them or do we get creative, roll our sleeves up, and make something new from scratch? We are in a time where so many of us are being dared to roll up our sleeves, get creative, and find other ways to get what we need rather than just being able follow the status quo. In fact, one of the most commonly asked questions we receive is, "How do I start something from scratch? What if I have 0 experience doing this whole work from home thing, or don’t consider myself a business woman?” If you've been wondering the same thing, or even just find yourself feeling a little curious, tune into this episode to learn the 6 "ingredients" you need to start something small on the side, where you are, with what you have, before you have it all figured out. Sign up for the Coaching Workshops here:theownitacademy.com/workshop-series

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0:00.0	Something I've been really into lately?
0:02.2	Cooking.
0:03.2	Yep, cooking.
0:04.2	I've had so much more white space in my calendar in 2020 than I've really ever had before
0:09.1	it and a lot more than I anticipated having.
0:11.6	And it's been really sweet to see how that's allowed me time to tap into being creative
0:15.6	in ways that I've never really been creative before or really anticipated such as in the
0:19.7	kitchen.
0:20.7	I used to always be in such a hurry that I would order a takeout or just make the same
0:24.6	three meals every night.
0:26.4	But the slower pace of life has allowed me more time to get creative and it has been
0:30.2	so good for me, you guys.
0:31.5	Like, so good for me.
0:32.5	I've also been working through or reading through the book, um, EMIT 3 Visited and one
0:38.5	of the lessons that that book just dives into and it's actually like a homework assignment
0:43.6	that it has you do.
0:44.6	It's a business book but it's been really good for me just thinking through all of life.
0:48.7	And one of the lessons that it has you do is to define your primary aim.
0:52.4	Okay, so your primary aim is basically what you're working toward and what you wish your
0:56.7	life to look like.
0:57.7	And there's a series of questions that helps you answer that because that can feel like
1:00.6	a very big and broad question and it can be really difficult to break that down and think
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