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Notes from Chris
Episode 519
LISTENER CHECK-INS + QUESTIONS: This week, we received listener voicemails from Dave, Chris, and Brenna:- Dave: "Hey, Chris! I just wanted to say that I'm binge listening to the show on the weekends like I usually do when I'm working around the house. Love the show, love the inspiration—keep up the good work!"
- Chris was one of the original podcasters, but what he's working on now is a Kickstarter football board game called Friday Night Legends. He recently met his Kickstarter goal, and now he's working on getting the word out!
- Brenna has a question about the pros and cons of having a social media page like Facebook for your side hustle. In Ep. 404, the Being Boss podcasting duo decided to close down their Facebook page, and she's wondering if there are certain side hustles that really benefit from having a Facebook page or if the whole thing is unnecessary.
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. 513 - When an Ontario man finds himself dreaming of a car he can’t afford, he buys it anyway—then rents it out half the time to earn an extra $15,000 in 2017
- Ep. 514 - A pediatric dentist joins forces with her husband to sell sugar-free caramels. Starting from a goal of selling 100 bags at a local market, they go on to earn $100,000 in 2017
- Ep. 515 - She spent years dreaming of building her own property in California. To turn the dream into a reality, she started a side hustle by applying the skills she’d gained in operating a bakery
- Ep. 516 - While browsing the candle aisle at Target, a social worker discovers an illuminating opportunity to make money
- Ep. 517 - An 18 year old in the UK goes from idea to action with his fitness-meets-fashion athletic brand in just over a year
- Ep. 518 - When her day job no longer provides her with joy, a speech pathologist creates an online store that helps others make every day more like the weekend