Side Hustle Pro

“Before your business, what did life look like and when did you realize you needed to create this?”

This is a standard opening question to establish the guest's origin story and the initial spark for their venture.

“Let's go back to your previous career. Was that always your intended path?”

The host uses this to explore a guest's professional background before they became an entrepreneur.

“Once you decided to leave your job, what did you do next? Did you have a plan?”

This question probes the critical transition from employee to full-time entrepreneur.

“When you first launched your podcast or project, did you think it would become your business?”

She asks this to understand the initial intent behind the side hustle and when the mindset shifted.

“How did you start to figure out your revenue streams to take care of your household?”

This is a direct question to get practical details on the guest's monetization strategy.

“What kind of content were you creating on social media that started to get traction?”

This question seeks to uncover the specific content and marketing tactics that helped the guest grow.

“How did you get to a place where you could help others while also navigating your own challenges?”

The host asks this to explore the guest's mindset and capacity for building a community.

“What supports do you have in place in your family or team to help you?”

Asked near the end, this question explores the personal and professional support systems behind the entrepreneur.

“What's something you wish the world understood about building a business while [caregiving/etc.]?”

This question is tailored to the guest's specific life circumstances to elicit unique advice.

“What is a resource that has helped you in building your business?”

This is a recurring question from the signature 'Lightning Round' to provide a tangible tool for listeners.

“What is your parting advice for entrepreneurs worried about not having a steady paycheck?”

This is a common final question in the 'Lightning Round' to address a core fear of the audience.

“Can you share more about your book/product, what it's about, and who it helps?”

The host provides a clear opportunity for the guest to promote their own products or services.