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Notes from Chris
Episode 162
LISTENER EMAILS: Our listener emails for this week come to us from Michelle and Simon:- Michelle says, "I listen to your podcast on the subway, while making dinner, and I even listen to it with my children. I have told many friends and co-workers about Side Hustle School podcast, and I just love to hear the great ideas others have had. I'm not sure what my side hustle should be yet (I'm a teacher), but I'm hoping to be sparked soon. Thanks!"
- Simon says, "I think most people (myself included sometimes) are caught between the headlights of a fear of failure and the ideal of perfection. Well, the biggest takeaway from the Side Hustle stories is: start, improve, and learn. Once you’ve done something once it takes away the fear." To hear more from these listener emails, tune into the Weekly Recap. If you have something you'd like to say, I'd love to hear from you! Please send all messages to chris@sidehustleschool.com.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK: Here are some quick highlights for each episode this week. Listen to this week's recap for a more comprehensive highlight reel.
- Ep. 156 - Quite possibly my favorite story from this week—an Army veteran hits the jackpot with his smart approach to blogging, bringing in multiple six figures with nearly zero overhead costs
- Ep. 157 - How unique, renewable production techniques help a ceramics enthusiast land her products in a Michelin starred restaurant in the heart of the Big Apple
- Ep. 158 - An interesting side hustle featuring urban hiking in San Francisco that leads to a substantial side income of $50,000 a year
- Ep. 159 - How a brewing innovator bridges the gap between local breweries eager to make money off of their idle equipment and event planners who want to create their own customized beer
- Ep. 160 - A professor in Canada uses her voice acting skills to create a flexible side hustle that allows her to increase her traveling and live the life she wants
- Ep. 161 - A thirty-four-year-old fashionista in New York City finds a way to turn the economic crisis into an opportunity promoting affordable fashion while bringing in a profit to keep her flush in designer looks
