WEEKLY RECAP: Creating Rituals for Daily Discipline

Notes from Chris

Episode 1016

THEMES & TAKEAWAYS: We’ve just finished week 41 of Season III! This week featured a New Zealander who makes shoes for women with larger sizes, as well as the Mexican Swine Flu that led to a $1.5 million virtual language lab … in addition to our first-ever look at the world of mobile notaries. After 1,000 episodes, are we running out of topics? Absolutely not! If anything, the world of side hustles continues to offer more and more possibilities! Today I want to share a story I found in our research for Ep. 1012, about the virtual language lab in Mexico. Ray Blakney, the guy in that story, was very helpful and sent us a ton of notes, including a summary of what he calls “the most boring superpower of all time.” Listen to the Weekly Recap to learn more!

WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Today, we have an update from Carolyn who was featured on the show in Ep. 341 — Nonprofit Employee Sells 25,000 Gourmet Ice Pops. Listen to the Weekly Recap to hear from Carolyn! Learn more about Carolyn's business and tasty ice pops at her website, Alchemy Pops:.

EPISODES FROM THIS WEEK: Here's what we heard this week on Side Hustle School! Listen to this week's recap for a more comprehensive highlight reel.

Ep. 1010 — After acquiring the @portland Instagram handle, a recent college graduate grows it to hundreds of thousands of followers and branches out into his own fashion brand.
Ep. 1011 — A New Zealander brings high quality and fashionable shoes to women who wear larger sizes.
Ep. 1012 — Faced with a dramatic loss in income when language students stop coming to Mexico, this creative engineer reinvents the model and builds a $1.5 million side hustle.
Ep. 1013 — When a struggling loan officer meets a signing agent at his workplace, he discovers a simple side hustle that’s signed, sealed and delivered.
Ep. 1014 — Two Aussie friends create a profitable app to encourage flexible clean eating.
Ep. 1015 — A father and son team up to create a traveling play that helps families heal relationships damaged by separation due to incarceration.