Ross calls it his content marketing remix.
This post answers the following questions:
The graphic above offers just a sampler of the 36 lessons and 2 review sessions you will find at Side Hustle School’s Classroom Page. More to come, I’m pretty sure.
Each lesson consists of a detailed lesson summary and a link to the corresponding podcast episode.
At the risk of sounding not so eloquent, great stuff. As I’ve also noted about Copyblogger’s content, this is a book-on-a-page.
In keeping with Side Hustle Spark 138, I found Chris Dritsas’ guest post on ryrob.com helpful and relevant.
Holidays for many side hustlers the holidays are a time when they’re putting in the extra time. But these not-so-normal times may well generate a few extra rationalizations for easing off the gas pedal.
Some favorite takeaways:
Of course, the enduring notion rattling around in my head is: “Am I creating these posts to put off my other projects?”
I’ll just set that aside for another day.
Forge ahead!
Yep, I’ve never really spent time looking at online entrepreneurs’ income reports. A lost opportunity to learn. [Challenge: Get past the ‘Geez, I’m getting left in the dust!’ reaction and strap on your thinking cap.]
Here is expert blogger Ryan Robinson’s October income report…
What stands out:
Look for yourself and check out both his earnings and expenses. You may well learn of some new digital tools and pick up hints about Ryan Robinson’s approach and strategies.
Reminder: No perks or underhanded sales pitches going on here. Just hoping some of these ideas and resources help you move forward.
Some intriguing ideas or reminders in this list:
As I was working on a recent post, I came across the work of Ross Simmonds.
I especially liked his FREE CHECKLIST: 100+ Strategic Content Distribution Tactics For 12 Different Channels.
Check out this and other items at:
Part of my curation process simply involves hunting down and sharing repositories of advice and ideas.
And then it’s a matter of passing it along for others to curate for themselves.
The Next Big Idea Club is a perfect vehicle for this approach.
A few other titles from this page:
Charles Duhigg on How Willpower Leads to Success
The Powerful Purpose of Introverts: Why the World Needs You to Be You
7 Ways to Prevent Stress from Ruining Your Day
This buffer.com post by Courtney Seiter–5 Side Hustle Lessons I Learned From My Day Job–still offers helpful insights, despite its 2017 publication date.
Anything written before the pandemic started is probably viewed through a different lens anyway, right?
It’s well worth the six-minute read.
As always, I hope you tailor any idea or ‘aha! moment’ into something helpful
This post from AcceleratedFI reviews the writer’s side hustle flops and there is tons to learn here.
Some of the oops moments:
The post does lead off with:
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by PSECU, a Pennsylvania-based credit union but hey, I’m there to glean a little information, so, not a problem.
Jim has since moved on to more successful ventures and offers his free PDF of his 7 favorite side hustles here.
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