If the sideline income exceeds the main business, will you resign?

The answer is yes.

When a person's sideline income exceeds his main business, then he will definitely have more choices.

For most people, it is a good choice to be a slash youth or a sideline.

Of course, if you really want to do this career, that's another matter.

1. If you want to do a good job in sideline business, you must first learn to plan your own time.

Don't think about how much money you can earn by doing sideline business, regard it as your main business.

When you choose a sideline, you should do it in a planned way.

Don't think about how much money you earn from the beginning, think about how much value (salary) you can create for your boss first.

Secondly, there must be a clear time plan. Before you do a job, you should learn to set the time before you go to work.

This can improve your work efficiency and reduce the time wasted at work.

Finally, if you don't want your boss to find out that you have this specialty or ability, don't do it yet.

Because in the eyes of the boss: "This is a position that can create value quickly!"

2. Don't blindly follow the trend.

You can't blindly follow the trend just by watching others make money, which will only waste time and finally get nothing.

You have to understand that the premise of making money is to have a stable income.

With the rapid development of this era, few people can always work stably.

If you just blindly follow the trend, it is not impossible, but you must learn to judge the market direction and your own ability.

You can choose some hot industries and hot fields first, and then find some unpopular directions to do it.

After you have some experience, you can find more directions, choose more sideline businesses, or share your experience in your work with more people through the network platform.

When you have your own "methodology of making money", don't you just do something else?

Being a slash youth is your choice, not your necessity.

We shouldn't take our main job as our whole life, which means we give up our hobbies and self-growth.

When I was in college, a part-time job experience shocked me very much.

At that time, a boy called me and said that he wanted to do WeChat business because he felt that he was not suitable for this industry.

But as soon as he asked me, I realized that this boy is engaged in the financial industry and now works in an investment company.

I was particularly shocked and surprised at that time, but I didn't ask much because I was too busy at work.

If you had enough time to improve yourself and develop your own sideline, why did you take this part-time job?