There are many reasons why an architect would want to look into a "side hustle" but few look very far into the future to consider how that decision will impact their career.

I am an architect who suffers from logorrhea (real word, possibly a fake diagnosis), and along with my glibness and sense of humor, I have managed to channel these attributes into a website that is focused on being an architect and what that means from my perspective. To that end, I recently read an article over on ArchDaily regarding side hustles for architects that actually listed me and this website as a side hustle, which got me thinking … Is writing and maintaining this website really a “side hustle” for me" I suppose it could be but not in the traditional definition. A side hustle is defined as a way to make some extra cash that allows you the flexibility to pursue what you’re most interested in. It can also be your true passion ? a chance to delve into whatever it is you care about the most without quitting your day job.So … Is this writing this website my side hustle"Let me make this clear, this website is not a passion for me and 99% of the time it simply feels like an extension of my day job. Chances are that if we were having a beer and talking about blogging, I would tell most of you to run for the hills and spend all that time doing just about anything else, and that includes eating worms for sport.To my way of thinking, a side hustle is a...