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Notes from Chris
Episode 70
LISTENER Q&A: Our listener questions for this week come to us from Michael and David:- Michael asks what the best way to remove bad habits is and, additionally, how to take on good ones and stay disciplined in order to make your side hustle work. Starting a side hustle can take some adjusting, but it's wise to implement routines before they become more necessary.
- David's question focuses on how to know when to keep at something and when you should give it up to pursue other things. This is a topic I discuss often on my blog, and I'm an advocate for abandoning something if it is no longer working for you. This lesson applies to side hustles as well—know when to keep going and when to change paths or try something new.
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. 64 - A story of belonging where two men with long hair create a side hustle to serve others like them. I love the tagline of their Hair Ties for Guys: “So cool your girlfriend will steal them.”
- Ep. 65 - Carey's story is the first of more stories to come about how it is still possible to make money writing books or publishing a blog or otherwise creating content and sharing it with an audience you build over time.
- Ep. 66 - The Danger family sets out to travel for 1-2 years. It turns into 5 and they end up making a good living along the way, much to their surprise and counter to their expectations.
- Ep. 67 - A guy who combines the world of taxes and finance to help clients in the evenings.
- Ep. 68 - How a night with friends over drinks leads to a unique idea and a successful side hustle selling t-shirts with huge pockets on the front.
- Ep. 69 - In this episode, Brent proves that it IS possible to make a good living by writing or teaching, especially if it is a form of specialized information.
