Side Hustle Spark 293: Check out highlighted posts (dozens)

I’ve updated my highlighted posts page.

The more I worked with it, however, the more I heard ‘the voices’: “You need more updated content! You need more updated content!”

Yeah, welcome to my world, where the voices don’t just talk…they sing. ;->

Anyway, some of the other link categories include: Content Marketing, Inspiration for Side Hustlers, Chris Guillebeau/Side Hustle School, Seth Godin, NIck Loper/Side Hustle Nation, and Blogging.

I hope you find content that hits one of your targets.

Side Hustle Spark 282: Chris Guillebeau’s Idea to Income in 21 Days (micro-course)

Chris Guillebeau–author, podcaster, side hustler since high school–if offering this micro-course to “help you find your best idea for making extra money outside of your job.”

The process:

1. Sign up

2. Receive lessons/content via audio and text message–everyday for 21 days.

3. Start your side hustle.

For all the details, go here.

Side Hustle Spark 267: Side hustlers’ advice and tips galore (A collection of links)

Advice for Side Hustlers

Side Hustle Spark 186: Random, but meaningful advice from Kevin Kelly

Side Hustle Spark 181: Check out themanifest.com

Side Hustle Spark 174–: ‘The Playbook’

Side Hustle Spark 166: More side-hustlers’ tips (Buzzfeed)

Side Hustle Spark 142: Brooks Conkle

Side Hustle Spark 134: Money Tree TV: 100’s of Side Hustle Ideas 

Side Hustle Spark 133: How to avoid ‘stuckness’: Chris Guillebeau

Side Hustle Spark 131: Sara Blakely’s 50 Rules for Success

Side Hustle Spark 166: More side-hustlers’ tips (Buzzfeed)

Side Hustle Spark 167: More side-hustler talk from Buzzfeed (but with a twist)

Side Hustle Spark 159 — A Lessons Gold Mine from Side Hustle School

Side Hustle Spark 203: Chris Guillebeau’s Failure Friday (new feature at Side Hustle School)

Here’s a link to the first episode of Side Hustle School’s Failure Friday.

Quotes from Chris’s show notes:

“…Failure Friday…a collection of short stories all about mistakes, missteps, disasters, and of course, failure.” 

“The stories will vary, but often it starts with an idea, what they thought would happen and what really happened—and of course, what they learned.”

And, here’s

https://teasetea.com


And now, time for book recommendations…or shameless commercialism…or both. Okay, there are definitely book recommendations…

These seven books are go-to sources of inspiration and valued experience. These are affiliate links which, if you use to preview and buy the product, won’t raise the product’s price and will earn me a commission. At that point, I’ll be that much closer to buying that unclaimed island in the Caribbean. Please don’t ask for the island’s coordinates. It is mine and you can’t have it. ;->

These books cut across so many lines of productivity and accomplishment. Whether you use these links or go elsewhere, get your hands on these.

Side Hustle Spark 179: ‘Ask Chris Guillebeau’–Go ahead, ask him!

A quick post for the weekend of January 16-17:

Chris Guillebeau invites visitors to seek his advice.

From the page:

  • Is my side hustle idea a good one?
  • When do I make the jump from freelance to full-time?
  • How do I get my service in front of the best possible audience?

You may well get some published/podcasted feedback AND your gig’s exposure to a very wide audience.

Side Hustle Suggestion 98: Valuable content from Side Hustle School Show Notes

Chris Guillebeau has produced well over 1300 podcasts.

How to curate all that info?

I went to the show notes repository at https://sidehustleschool.com/podcasts/
clicked the ‘tag’ button, and selected a search term.

The GIF above condenses the steps.

Important: Click more than one tag to narrow (or widen) your search.

Suggestion 65: Put Your Hobby to Work–Chris Guillebeau

Here is the link for today’s interactive conversation between Chris Guillebeau and side hustlers/participants.

A few items from the discussion:

  1. Keep a beginner’s journal.
  2. Don’t expect yourself to be an expert: Aim to be a step or two ahead of your target customer.
  3. The weekly challenge issued to participants: “Put a brick in your mailbox.” That is, if you’re struggling to finish your creative projects, get control of the time you spend on your email and social media

Every Tuesday morning at noon, ET.