Greetings, they welcome back here listening to satisfy score. I am critical about Here we are with another weekly recap. We have just finish weak number, ten and I have just been travelling around the world, so I just came over in Sri Lanka, then Doha, Qatar, no aside, Triptych Before going on to London, eventually making my way back home next week, I have a sort of Moscow. Workshop in LOS Angeles and then however, on the other side of that, maybe even see you at one of those but otherwise I'm home for a bet, lot of emails from people working on different projects are listeners are doing really fun things continue to learn from you, and I want to The show support you on my short gifts. Everything you need so keep sending any questions and tell your friends about the show. All those things help a ton and building up

Jones in today's recap will do more listener questions. I look back on the weak Anna quickly, a preview of what's to come next week acreage. My name is Michael first, I just have to say thank you so much for starting the show I stumbled across I'd hustle school only a few days after you started broadcasting, and this is exactly what I needed, and what I've been looking for. Here's my question: I'm noticing it the challenge for me and getting my side hustle going is changing my bad habits, the good ones, specifically as late to how I spend my time outside of my two five job, I'm striving to spend their time more productively, verses, just relaxing or couldn't go begging out before, go back to the bride. I know I am not alone in this area thought this would be a good question for the show. What are some ways you create good habits, remove bad ones and stay disappoint and organised again

so much, and I can't wait to see what else I wearing inside Hustle school Michael. You are often thank you so much for listening. Yes, I know this is a common struggle for many of us, myself included. Have you ever going the point where every moment is productive and you have no bad habits. I am also aware that The people listen to the show do have to jobs and they aren't I have lots of stuff going on so one thing: I've noticed for myself. It's helpful if you only have a short amount of time to work on something that you ve got your job tired when you go home, you know this. We ve got to set aside this. Thirty minute block time or whatever it is to work on your project. My advice is to plan ahead what you're gonna do during that thirty minutes. So you don't you sitting down in saying, ok yeah now what has that can be overwhelming, and so during the day about your other stuff. Maybe just make a couple knows say: ok, reach that time has been working? My project, I know my energy might be If we allow me not can be able to accomplish a list of thirteen things, but here are the two things are maybe even just the one thing

but during this time, and if I'm able to do more, that's great. If I get a second wind, kind of having more time, that's awesome, but if nothing else it makes this one things going it done so that a small little Tipp. It helped me- and I hope it's good for you too. Thanks again for listening, Integrated David garb bringing the Big Bang The challenge of your birthday, wealth prevention, be finding you advocate quitting strategically, rather than failing in the same thing in police exceed Michael, You know how do you know when to give up on something something else or whether it going David Autumn question? Thank you for listening something came up a lot of my last book door. I wrote about that concept of strategic quitting. How I think it's not true that way it's never quit. I think real winners actually give up all the time. Winners, so they re evaluating and always asking themselves what the best possible thing they can do is But yes, how do you know when to quit or want to keep going? Here's a very simple framework for you,

We are trying to figure this out. Ask yourself two questions. First of all, is it working second? Do you still believe in it and your Search to these questions are going to determine what you do next so is not working believe it anymore. Then I think you should quit. You be much more successful, try something else, and obviously, if its working and you believe in Athens you're doing it to. You only have to look at in more detail when those answers are different and if something isn't working, but you still believe in it, but that's great at your mission you'd have to change what you do about it, because it's not working so maybe the chain. Technical, but it can also be the case that some things actually working just fine, but you don't believe in it anymore and your hearts in it. If that's the case, then I think we have to make a change too. Because in the long term, most of us are going to be the most satisfied, the most fulfilled when we're done something that not only is working great, but we also believe very motivated continue thanks again for listening, Guys are awesome. When we look back on this week, a few things stand out

episode. Sixty four was a story of prolonging where two mammal long hair create aside, has sought to serve others like them. Now I love the tagline Herr ties were guys so cool your girlfriend was still them. They're really playing this notion of identity, of shared experience across different people, that thing else in common other than the fact that they are men with long hair episode. Sixty five was about the financing play, who sells more than two hundred thousand cell published romance novels, I've had a number of requests to look at publishing books, as well as the business side of running a blogger running a podcast. So this is the first of many more stories to come, but how is still possible to make money? during all those things, creating content and sharing it with an audience you built over time and that story carry made more than half a million dollars from her book so far and but a lot more to come now that she has an active fan base episode, sixty six, a life of travellers, house designing hustle. This is Brian and Jan, the danger family as their known and something like five years ago they set out,

at all for one or two years there still on the road and much surprise and counter to their expectations. They actually making a good living along the way and then episode. Particular I loved how deliberate unintentional they ban and in terms of choosing what they're going to focus on and in the number of clients are gonna, be able to serve in pretty much everything about building their business, and another very intentional practice was featured in episode. Sixty seven, the guy who starts I called a net zero personal finance hustle in this story. Mike binds the worlds of taxes and finance, What are you like and of separate, and he uses as to how clients, as he built, is unpractised apart from it, a job on this story. I really liked his policy of depositing his first earnings in the bank. I think you have to check for three dollars or something. And he put that three hours in the bank opening a new account as far as business. From there on out every expense he had would be drawn from that account. Was very motivational for him. I think everyone can do that, because some projects will require more investment in front, but for him has been really value

The next area was not intentional at all. I called it an alcohol old idea, because it was something that got started at the bar when three you're drinking and talking, but they came up with the idea of tea shirts, with enormous pockets on the front of them called bucket, tease at first and then eventually pocket pioneers. So more than fifteen hundred shirts in less than a year. But can you again, this kind of pitch short tank you're, one of those other shows where people go on and asked for money. If you have that kind of pitch, you be laughed out of there make tee shirts that have a really big pocket on them. What kind of market research that you do a day we were at the bar we're just talking. We gotta be fun right, but obviously it is working for those three guys. You started it and are also having fun, which is don't forget and important side is the school prerequisite. You are to have enough things. You have to do for your job, for everything else in life should do this fierce and make sure it's something you enjoy. Lastly, episode: sixty nine New York City jail

this issue and those forty thousand dollars a year blog. As I said, it is possible to make a good living by writing. Aging, especially when you're sharing specialised information socially unjust. The whole world history, lessons about episode check out, though, shone out and known as well. What Brent Dead, the guy featured in that story limit from model than most of the stories we feature here, because he didn't actually start that project himself, a friend of his started it he came on as a partner and then his friend had not much time for it to be essentially. Bodies partner out, took over the website, made a ton of improvements and has now made it much more successful and profitable so coming up next week, another set of great stories there was one story T shirts this week a couple weeks ago, I told you about someone who is actually made more than fifty thousand dollars using a platform called March Amazon well next week, what's gonna happen, There too short story which is totally different. This one is someone who makes six figures more than a hundred thousand dollars selling tee shirts using Facebook chat with no inventory to that is obviously a pretty big success

It also a woman who creates a tango tour to Argentina College lecturer, who develops training courses to help her colleagues and a british pub manager who makes pork ties for profit, We like writing that headlines, but I promise the story is even better maternity tune. In every day the show is free and if you're listening you're the reason I do this, I in our first episode more than two months ago and if you make the commitment to make this part of your retain, I commit to supporting you fully in your quest to create that source of income for your new to the shall welcome? Have you enjoy it? just enjoying it. I don't want to just be entertained. I went to be helpful and useful to you. I want to hear about your success story by the end of the year. Sure when you subscribe in Itunes or any other service episodes, will come straight to your phone tablet or computer speed if you're, enjoying, if you're enjoying the show the very go and going leave a quick rating. They're just takes a second, you may be extra. Awesome can also write a quicker view. Interest

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