In the final episode of season 1, we answer the question: should you tell your boss you have a side-business? And the real answers we give might just surprise you.

If the thought of adding one more thing to your plate makes you curl up on the floor and rock back and forth, this episode is for you. Here's how each of the three Sidegig co-hosts balance a side business with family, work, volunteer obligations, and more.

Preston is the founder of Millo (the company that produces this podcast). In this episode you'll hear all about how Preston went from experimenting with blogging as a poor college student to bringing in more revenue on his side-business than he does at his desk job.

Ian worked at a creative agency when he started his Twitter account, @Logo_Geek. Now, with a group of over 80,000 highly engaged followers, he lands speaking gigs, judging opportunities, and enough logo work to give him the confidence he needed to quit his day job.

In this episode, we dive deep into Ryan's story. From college student to failed inventor to $160,000-per-year side-hustler, you'll learn exactly how Ryan has achieved expert status in his field, getting published in places like Inc, Forbes, and more.

If you're convinced starting a business on the side is the right decision but you're not sure where to start on ideas, this episode is for you. It's not an exhaustive list, but it's a list that'll get you thinking and make it easier to start right away.

In episode one, we discuss why everyone (yes, especially you with a desk job) should have a side-hustle. From added confidence, to more money, and lots of reasons you may not think of on your own, if you're not hustling on the side quite yet, this episode will have you convinced.

Here's what you can expect from our new podcast, 'Sidegig' in its debut season.