A Guide to Finding My Side Hustle – Prologue
I graduated this summer, in the middle of a pandemic. Unlike most of my classmates I had some sort of job lined up, so I have something to cover the bills. Like most of my classmates I’ve had to move back home for the foreseeable future.

It’s been about three months of endless applications for a different job, one that’s actually in my field of interest, in an economy that doesn’t look like it’s going to recover any time soon. When I combine that with having to live at home, I’ve found that my passion for finding a side hustle has been renewed. A quick search on Google and medium has shown me that my plan isn’t an uncommon one, so I’ve decided I’m going to document my attempts to find a side hustle that works for me.

In my free time, I’m planning to look at the commitment, work and planning it takes to become a decently paid:

Copywriter

Presentation Designer

UX Designer

3D Designer

A pattern maker

And maybe a few more.

This is definitely not a fixed list, as I’ve found my interests wax and wane faster than the phases of the moon. On the other hand, I’m hoping that keeping a record of all the references, practice and general effort I’ve put into finding a side hustle will keep me motivated to stick to it.
['Tammy Olushina']
['Covid Diaries', 'Side Hustle', 'Graduate', 'Freelancing', 'Freedom']