My oldest girl and I love watching birds. We usually watch the birds right outside our backdoor while they eat from our bird feeder. As we were watching one day, it amazed me how comfortable the birds were jumping from post to post on the feeder or from branch to branch on the trees. Often times at a distance taller than the bird itself. Why would they take this risk and what can that teach us about asset protection and side hustles?
It dawned on me that the reason they are so comfortable taking this risk was because they knew if they made a miscalculation when the jumped, they had wings. Their wings served as a form of protection from another bird knocking them from the sky, slipping on the post they were trying to land on, or misjudging their jump.
Presumably, the more often these birds fly, the harder they flap their wings, and the bigger they jump – and get used to the risk – the easier it becomes to take the next risk. We can learn a lot from these birds about one of the best forms of asset protection: having a side hustle.
“Did I read that right? Side hustles as a form of asset protection?”
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