Side Hustles & Stuff

In this freestyle conversation-type podcast, Keishi and Yuriy discuss recent goals, as well as recent books read. Keishi goes into Warren Buffet's snowball while Yuriy attempts to distill Bruce Lee's teachings and "no mind." If you enjoy more casual conversations, then this podcast is for you.

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“Noone cares about you, they care about themselves” is the point of view good marketers and advertisers use to approach the world. So, then... how do you make people care about your #sidehustle? How do you sell your product? How do you get attention? Fact is, you’ll need to win people over to get your side hustle or business off the ground - whether customers, investors, people you want to hire, advisors, and anyone else who you think can help. In this episode, we’ll talk about just that.

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From being interested in making extra income beyond your day job’s salary all the way to being a realistic optimist, in this episode we talk about a number of different qualities that will be helpful if not necessary for you to get a side hustle off the ground. We also chat about why gym-goers, artists, and other groups of people might have an advantage in this regard. 

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In this bonus episode, we talk about what happened with our side hustles over the course of May 2020. What did we get accomplished and what did we fail at? We also go through our goals for June 2020.

With their ability to compress decades of personal experience into a few hours of reading, books can be a powerful source of learning. In this episode, we start by discussing our relationship with books and our approach to reading them. Then we look at the nine books that have affected our lives and side hustles in one way or another in detail. Finally, we end the episode by going over a few other noteworthy mentions. From ancient Greek/Roman philosophy of Stoicism all the way to Richard Branson's and Arnold Schwarzenegger's books, we cover it all.

You can see the show notes here: https://www.sidehustlesandstuff.com/e4

“Failure is only the opportunity more intelligently to begin again. There is no disgrace in honest failure; there is disgrace in fearing to fail,” said Henry Ford’s biography, and we certainly agree. That is why in this episode, we take you through ten of our failed projects ranging from blogs that ended before they began through really big calendars and funny comedy skits all the way to an attempt to charter a Jumbo Jet. While none of those projects turned into what could be called a success, they certainly taught us a valuable lesson or two.

You can see the show notes here: https://sidehustlesandstuff.com/e3

After talking about seven reasons why almost everyone should be doing a side hustle, we decided to look at the other side of the coin in this second episode. In this episode, Yuriy and Keishi talk about the six reasons why side hustles are not for everyone. About the things you need to be aware of before you start yours, about the things that might make you decide that side hustles are not for you after all.

Having a side-hustle, something that you do to earn money and build an asset alongside your full-time job or other main stream of income has many benefits. In the first episode of the Side Hustles & Stuff, we talk about what we believe are the seven main ones of those.