This was a DNF for me. Just not what I was expecting and not what I was looking for. ..................

Thank you for sending me this galley, however unfortunately I was unable to access this book on my e-reader.

This book is a relatively quick read with lots of good advice as to how to select a side-hustle (i.e. a job that makes you money on the side of your 'real' job until it perhaps can become your real job), make money at it, which pitfalls to avoid and how to approach certain trickier parts.
There's nothing new or earth-shattering in this book, so if you have read several books in the genre you may find it short of new ideas, but if this is your first "dipping the toe in the water", this book could well be right for you and the wisdom of author's advice, based on her own experiences cannot be denied.

This was certainly very inspiring and delivered exactly as the title suggests. I was looking for something a little different from it, as an aspiring author with the hopes of this becoming my full-time career (aren't we all!), and this was suited more to those who wish to create alongside another income source. I still found this a lovely motivational guide, nonetheless, and is all the encouragement anyone would desire, to motivate them in making their creative pursuits a business venture.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to the author, Susie Moore, and the publisher, Ixia Press, for this opportunity.

I received an ARC of "What if it does work out?" for free through NetGalley in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.

I think I might've really enjoyed this book had it not been for the millions of spelling errors and missing letters. This will have to go under "Did Not Finish" for me.

Does say what you would expect it to say, not much more

The author tells us much about her own path, although I would love to know what type of $500,000 occupation you left, and she quotes othes well known in the side hustle and coaching fields.
My honest opinion, the main appeal of this book will be to readers under 35, knowing full well age is ambiguous. It is the energy and feel of the book more so than the actual words and suggested exercises that will motivate and resonate with readers.