Pat Flynn calls them ‘guides’. I’d call them text-and-relevant-audio based online courses.
Below are the links…
to Branding
More SPI online course resources here
If you want to add value to these guides, and if you have capable software**, consider recording the screen as you cruise through your favorite content so you can conveniently replay it on your device of choice.
**Filmora, Camtasia, Snag-it, Screencast-O-Matic.. OBS Studio, Screencastify, ScreenFlow
This looks very interesting if you have the time to drop in.
The Rebel Boss Virtual Summit.
Lots of sessions. The listing is here.
OCTOBER 19 – 22, 2020
The free entrance entitles you to live coverage, no replays.
All-Access Pass is $47. Power Pack is $97
Prices Increase When Timer Runs Out. As of this writing, I have 18 minutes to opt-in before prices rise.
Okay, my time ran out…The prices did increase from $47 to $77 for the All-Access Pass and $97 to $127 for the Power Pack.
A reminder: I’m not affiliated with the Summit. Just passing along info and opportunities.
**A thought: I know some folks who use their screen recording software to record the sessions for later viewing. Again, just a thought.
Some of the bonuses offered IF you upgrade to the Power Pack:
So, if you have a little loose cash and some time on your hands, it would seem you could easily earn back the price of admission with a few of the sessions and bonuses tailored to your needs. OR, like me, just show up and watch, take notes…
**Another thought…would be interesting to set up a Zoom session with some others and ‘attend together’ on another screen.
206 straight episodes of his The Income Stream YouTube channel
and counting for Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income.
On the weekends, he does live reviews of websites and YouTube channels submitted by visitors.
In fact, for a more detailed, informative shortcut through this model of a consistent ‘value-added’ approach, let’s take a look at his The Income Stream Clips channel .
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.
Taking a look at the big picture of side hustling, this inc.com post by Jeff Haden offers The Ultimate Side-Hustle How-to Guide: 10 Rules for Side-Hustle Success
Some resonating points:
“Instead, do what Dharmesh Shah recommends: Rather than finding a way to make a million dollars, find a way to serve a million customers. Start small.”
“If it doesn’t pay, put it away.”
“Never forget that the fun is in the doing — not the thinking.”
“…when you choose the right side hustle, and you give it your all, that means you’re making the most of every hour you have.
Which is the perfect definition of “me time.”
And is the best way to truly live.”
Lots of lessons for entrepreneurs here, especially with its emphasis on building resilience.
Raz has also recently published How I Built This: The Unexpected Paths to Success from the World’s Most Inspiring Entrepreneurs .
Keep moving, side hustlers!
Aaaand…we’re back to Ryan Robinson’s wealth of resources.
Today, I’m pointing you to his 201 Best Blog Post Ideas That’ll (Actually) Drive Traffic in 2020
My takeaway: Even if you’re not big on blogging, these ideas still point you to topics and approaches that should energize your other ad and promotional copy.
For those readers juggling both job and side hustle, bravo. (Of course, this being pandemic times, I’m sending you good vibes that you have a job.)
So, how to weave the hustle into your daily routine?
This 2018 article by CNBC’s Simon Slade offers 3 tips to make it work. (While I do supply key points, I encourage you to read the entire 800-word piece.)
“…even for just a half hour. Routine is key.”
“If you don’t have the bandwidth, don’t take it on.”
“When you find certain skills or activities that can serve both your side hustle and your full-time job, practice them.”
The author’s final point: Above all, maintain your own health and sanity.
In this weird thing called 2020, AMEN!
(As I write this, I’m essentially a shut-in amidst hour 40
of smoke-filled skies and falling ash– a 99% shut-in.)
For me, yes, I’m stuck inside because the air is smoke-filled from the 50 mph winds pushing residue from the distant wildfires. So, I should be knocking it out of the park. Instead…blah. Just lip-diddling and finding any possible reason to not produce.
Finally, I opened the laptop and Googled ‘side hustlers stuck’.
Result–an 8-minute Pep Talk for Side Hustlers, episode 90 from Shannon Mattern.
A valuable excerpt:
Side Hustle Curator 