The double hustle: why hyphenated careers are in
With increasing numbers of people choosing to pursue more than one career at a time, meet some well-known figures who have managed to achieve the right work-work-life balance
Have you ever met a jewellery designer who is also a radio broadcaster? Or an Olympic athlete who just happens to be a marketing consultant?
A hyphenated career used to be the preserve mainly of Hollywood types, with the description of model-waitress-actress being so common in certain quarters it verged on parody.
These days, the hyphenated career – or double hustle, as some put it – has become more popular among wider sectors of society, ...
