Blog for Professionals
Balancing Work and Business:Tales of a 9-to-5preneur
I've got news for you…you do not have to quit your 9 to 5 to launch your own business. Yes, some people do it, but you certainly do not have to. You might be someone who can put in the work both at your day job and on your own hustle, thus becoming a 9-to-5preneur. It’s actually about using your circumstances to work for what you need it to do. Continue reading to discover how you can capitalize on your 9-to-5 to advance your own business and personal endeavors.
Using Your Side Hustle for Professional Development: 2 Angles to Consider
A 2019 study revealed that more than 49% of Americans under 35 have a side hustle. However, part-time and freelance gigs can also be valuable in other ways! Finding a side hustle can help you develop skills that will help you become a competitive job seeker.
Typically, when people think of part-time jobs, they think of picking up something that will make them easy money without much demand. Examples such as bartenders, the shopping mall, and hostesses come top of mind. However, there are also ways that you can secure a side hustle that generates both income and skillset development. The key is to identify your angle when seeking a part-time position to increase the chances of obtaining your desired results.