Day 3

Subject: [firstname]: What have you got to hustle with?

Hey [firstname]!

There are lots of different side hustle businesses you can start – I'll give you some suggestions in a few days time – but not every one is going to be right for you.  For example: There's not a lot of point in starting a photography business if a) you don't have a camera and b) you're a cr@p photographer anyway.

So before you decide on a side hustle, take an audit of your skills and resources.

Write down all the things you're good at and that you enjoy doing. Don't worry about how you're going to monetize those skills yet – we'll get to that later.  As your side hustle is something you're going to be doing in your spare time, it's best to think of it as a “money hobby” to begin with – even if you are looking to scale things up to full time in the future. 

Write it all down on a sheet of paper or type it up on your computer.  Then write down all the resources you have that complement those skills. 

As you'll (no doubt) want to keep your startup costs as low as possible, concentrate on resources you have right now, rather than stuff you're going to have to go out and buy.  That way, if your side hustle turns out to be a flop, you won't be out of pocket on the venture.
 
The skills and resources you have will shape the kind of side hustle you do.

Talk soon!

[Your Name] 

PS. One thing you should go out and buy, though, is my side hustle guide.  Actually you don't have to “go out” to buy it – just click the link here: [link to sales page].
