Decide whether to keep investing time in this project or head back to week two and try a different one instead. Knowing when to quit and when to keep going is key to making any side hustle successful.Even if you decide to abandon the project and choose something else, the experience you’ve gained will help you be more successful with the next one.

Regroup And Refine

Keep your day job, and start a side hustle while you’re there. To do it, you need to create an asset that earns money for you. Spend your first week being observant, focusing on daily life issues and taking stock of your knowledge and life experience, will give you some ideas. Rank and compare ideas based on things like feasibility, profit potential, and your own motivations. Decide on one and stick with it for the next 27 days.

Choosing The Best Idea

You’ve settled on your idea and transformed it into an offer. To convince your ideal customers to consume it, know your promises, pitch and prices, and have a short explanation of why your offer matters.
Aim to understand each action, deliverable, resource, and tool you need to launch and then follow through with it. Creating a schedule and sticking to it will help here.

Develop And Launch

If you've ever received an email from PayPal or some other "You've got money" notification, you know how it feels to get paid in addition to your paycheck. If you haven't, here's a hint: It feels good! The problem, of course, is that you're busy-possibly too busy to develop a lucrative side hustle.