Most people have considered working on a side hustle in order to make more money each month, or perhaps save for retirement.

But unfortunately, many of those same people never took action because they weren't sure how to work on a side hustle while working on other projects, or perhaps they're still in a 9-5.

The issue is, there's a lot of confusion about what a side hustle really means. Many blogs and websites that provide information about side

hustles highlight them as though they are a main source of income - and in truth they can turn into that - but that isn't necessary.

Side hustles are no different than someone taking on a part time job to make up for the lack of hours at work. It's something you do, just as it implies, on the side, and so anyone can take advantage of this, whether they work full-time or not.

But it all begins by researching side hustles and then deciding on one that suits your needs, lifestyle and of course, your skills and experience.

There are thousands of side hustles to choose from, including affiliate marketing, blogging, web design, writing or marketing. However there are just as many offline side hustles as well, so it's important that you decide early on what kind of hustle would work best for you and then investigate all available options.

Take it one day at a time. No pressure! Side hustles should work how you need them to, only requiring as much or as little time as you have to invest.

Don't let yourself get overwhelmed by the idea that you have to commit just as much time or energy to a side hustle as you do other projects or ventures.

You can do this.

Henry Zhang