How to invest if you're part of the gig economy I need expert commentary on how freelancers, entrepreneurs, people with side hustles, etc. can adapt investment strategies to account for irregular income. Traditional investing advice assumes the investor has predictable paychecks. But the nature of side hustles often means feast or famine. Side hustlers need flexible strategies that adapt to these all-or-nothing cycles. Ideally, you can provide me with common investing options or advice that's tailored to one-off or occasional investments rather than routine contributions. I'm especially interested in hearing from CPAs, accountants, business owners, or freelancers who are actively investing. Bonus points if you can offer a Canadian-specific angle.