You start a side project because it scratches an itch. Maybe it’s a script you wrote to automate your own work, a newsletter ...

As the calendar inches toward November, many professionals shift into year-end mode: tying up loose ends, closing projects, and preparing for holiday slowdowns or next-year planning, instinctively ...

Most side projects fail because people treat them like hobbies. They dabble without direction, commit time they don’t have to spare, and never make real money. But the smart side hustle founders do it ...

That question keeps coming back to me. Especially now, as the world watches the ripple effects of the USAID funding freeze and the relentless wave of climate disasters. Tech companies sit right at the ...

Whether born from creativity, a convenient opportunity, or boredom, side projects have been popular since the early days of music. Often overlapping with the term “supergroup,” these side quests ...

Side hustles aren’t just a trend anymore — they’ve become part of our lifestyle. In fact, almost 40% of workers in the U.S. have side hustles. These side projects bring in extra cash and offer a ...

When you build something through a side project, your depth of understanding is far greater than just following a tutorial or reading about it. I can attribute many of my career opportunities to the ...