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Let me map out exactly what they need and how I'll deliver it.

I can't wait to create something they'll love!

This is going to be a great conversation—I wonder who else I can connect them with?

Let's start simple and adjust as we go—I learn best by doing.

What problem are we really solving here? Let me analyze the best approach.

Great—here's what I'll deliver, when, and how we'll track success.

1. Picture this: You just got your first side hustle client. What's your *first* thought?

Strategic Builder

Systematic Optimizer

Analytical Thinker

Calm Executor



You're scrolling social media and see someone's side hustle success story. Your first thought is:



Creative Producer

Visionary Starter

Purpose Driven Guide

Helpful Connector

Community Builder

Adventurous Doer

Resourceful Improviser

Independent Expert

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I have a clear plan and can work through it step-by-step without interruptions.

I'm creating something—writing, designing, building, recording—and I'm in flow.

I'm helping someone figure out their next move or connecting the right people.

I'm solving a puzzle, analyzing options, or making a complex decision simpler.

I'm moving fast, testing ideas, and seeing what works in real-time.

I'm organizing chaos into systems that other people can actually use.



When you're working on something important and in your zone, you prefer:





When you're working on something that matters, you're at your best when...

Being alone with a book, project, or just peace and quiet.

Talking it out with someone—friends, family, or even a good conversation with a stranger.

Doing something hands-on—cooking, building, fixing, creating.

It depends on the day—sometimes I need people, sometimes I need space.

You get energized by: 

I research thoroughly, weigh pros and cons, and make a plan before I start.

I think it through, but I'm comfortable starting before I have all the answers.

I talk to people who've done it, get their take, and decide based on what feels right.

I need to see a clear process or system before I commit.

I prototype quickly—build a small version and see if it works.



When you're deciding whether to try something new...

I prefer deep focus on one thing at a time—fewer projects, done better.

I like variety—jumping between tasks keeps me energized.

I thrive when I'm helping multiple people with different needs.

I love building systems that reduce my workload over time.

I enjoy creating things people can use—content, tools, resources, designs.



Your ideal work style is: 



5. Your ideal work style is: 

Break it down step-by-step until I understand what's really going on.

Find a quick workaround or creative solution with what's already available.

Ask questions, understand their goals, and recommend the best path forward.

Create a simple system so the problem doesn't happen again.

Get them to the finish line fast—even if it's not perfect, it's progress.

Design something new that solves this problem in a more elegant way.






When something's not working and you need to figure it out,
you: 






6. When something's not working and you need to figure it out,
you: 

I need proof it works before I invest—case studies, data, testimonials.

I'm comfortable testing small and adjusting—I don't need guarantees.

I'll try it if people I trust recommend it.