The word "hustle" has got a bad reputation, particularly in the online business world. But our recent 5-in-5 Podcast Pitching Challenge consisted of short-term hustling, a way to get some high-quality, well-targeted pitches out of the door in a short period of time.

In order to reflect on how the challenge went, I reached out to Podwize Co-Op member Ava Jayne to get her take. And she is the perfect person for the job!

As a recovering procrastinator turned Accountability Assistant, Ava understands that knowing what to do does not always translate into getting it done. Her method of Accountability Assistance provides normally high achievers with a proven system that releases them from the chains of procrastination, the heaviness of overwhelm, and the guilt of not keeping their promises (even to themselves).

Listen in to find out what Ava got out of participating in the short-term hustling challenge.

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Topics covered include:

• Why Accountability Assistance is often required by solopreneurs, and how Ava works with her clients
• The difference between a coach and an assistant
• Why Ava Jayne joined the Podwize Co-Op
• How short-term hustling relates to podcast pitches, why a sprint like the 5-in-5 Challenge is not sustainable, and why even getting a "No" to a pitch can be positive
• Ava's key takeaways from the 5-in-5 Challenge

Full show notes and resources: https://www.thepodwizegroup.com/short-term-hustling-ava-jayne