We're back with a jam-packed Season 3 of 'Sidegig', Millo's podcast for side-hustlers. Join Ryan, Ian, and Preston this season as they answer some of your top questions about running a sustainable and thriving side-hustle.

From the company that brings you 'Sidegig' comes an all-new weekly podcast called 'My Freelance Life.' The show tells the story of Andy, a desk-jobber-turned-full-time-freelancer. In this quick episode, you'll hear the trailer for the all-new show.

What if you’ve been building your side-business for a while now and you’re just not seeing the traction you had hoped for? Should you throw in the towel? Quit? Give up? That’s the discussion we get into today—and it’s an eye-opening conversation for anyone who feels like they’re stuck in a rut with their business.

While not everyone with a side-hustle aspires to quit their day job, plenty of people can’t wait until that perfect moment to give their 2-week notice and start working for themselves. The only problem: identifying that perfect moment.

When you’re basically working two jobs—hustling on your side-business and working at a day job—it can be really easy to burnout. That’s why today’s episode of SideGig is all about identifying, avoiding, and overcoming burnout when building your side-hustle.

On today’s episode the three of us brainstorm a list of 12 entrepreneurs who have inspired, motivated, and helped us as we’ve built our own successful side-businesses and turned them into full-time gigs.

Building a side-hustle is not easy. It's filled with a whole set of unique challenges including how to balance 2 jobs (your day job + your sidegig) with your personal life, when and how to talk to your boss about your sidegig, how to avoid burnout, and loads more. We address them all in today's extremely honest episode.

With millions of resources and tools to "help" you grow a business, how do you know which ones will actually be worth the time to set up or the money you pay each month? Today's episode will help you get started on the right foot.

If you think the first steps to starting your side-business include building a website, printing business cards, or getting a shiny new logo, we've got news for you—you're dead wrong. We explain why in today's episode.

We're back with an all-new season of 'Sidegig' and today we catch up after a long break between seasons PLUS we share some of our top tips for places you can actually get work done on your side-hustle.