Tension between family and business: Dealing with a similar side hustle idea as a family member

Brenda in Georgia shares her dilemma of having her sister start a vintage clothes reselling business similar to her own idea, causing tension between them. While Brenda acknowledges that multiple people can be in the same market, she is bothered by the situation. Side hustle coach Chris Gellabow advises Brenda to candidly discuss her feelings with her sister, try to understand her perspective, and seek room for collaboration or improving their relationship. From a business perspective, Brenda is encouraged to focus on what sets her approach apart, such as her unique aesthetic or specialization in certain types of clothes. It is suggested that Brenda may choose to share less about her business in order to protect her ideas. The key takeaways are effective communication, differentiation, and deciding what to share with others.