The Hustle Hotline

Episode 15 is all about the single life. Jess and Char are giving us the lowdown on how long they’ve been single, what they’re looking for (or not) and why dating apps can be trash.

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Episode 14 is all about turning 30, celebrating in style (or not) and looking forward to the next chapter of life. Us 90s babies are getting old..

"OMG I'M SO BUSY' = Have you had enough of those friends who say they're so busy? Or maybe you're the one who says they're busy. We're discussing busy culture, self care and slowing down in episode 13 of the Hustle Hotline.

1. What is busy culture and why are we obsessed with being busy or appearing to be busy?

2. Have you ever been the person who is too busy, if so, why?

3. Is hustling killing us? E.g team no sleep?

4. How have your friendships changed throughout your 20s?

A lasting thought:

Work hard, play harder.

This was an unplanned episode but it worked. We're discussing why we don't stay in hostels, the trials and tribulations of why men are supposedly 'trash', setting boundaries and blogging life. Featuring special guests Jenna of www.jennasworldview.com

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This episode features special guests Jenna of www.jennasworldview.com and Chloe of www.LifeOfCi.co.uk.

Support your friends the same way you'd support Beyoncé if she released an album or tour dates tomorrow. Support does not have to be monetary. It can be simply sharing via social media or word of mouth. You never know how close someone is to giving up (and no this is not a cry out for ~help~), it's called being a good person.

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Why we're tired, why you are too and how to get over being in a "funk".

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“Microaggression is a term used for brief and commonplace daily verbal, behavioural, or environmental indignities, whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative prejudicial slights and insults toward any group, particularly culturally marginalized groups.”

In this episode we’re discussing microaggressions, where they stem from and emotional intelligence.

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Episode 8 delves into the world of trolls, keyboard warriors and gossip sites.

"If you're not comfortable with something being blown up on a billboard for the world to see, don't post it online."

Have you had any incidents when you've been messy online? Maybe it’s the drunk photos, angry rants or sharing a controversial meme.

Just remember:

- You are in charge of the content you put out there.

- Tighten up your security.

- Chose which parts of yourself you wish to reveal.

Even if your profile is private, screenshots last forever.

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Is your job not paying enough, or do you want to make a little extra on the side to fund next year's travels? You can use your passions and talents to make an income with our easy tips. You'll be turning your bank account from minus to plus in no time...

1. Figure Out Your Skills and Talents - Are you exceptionally good at piano or a dab hand in the kitchen. Think about sharing your gift of knowledge and teaching. These can easily fit around your lifestyle and day job if you know how to manage your time.

2. Filling The Gap? You may doubt yourself (don't worry it's normal) and think how am I ever going to make an income on the side? But, if you are able to do something well, you are already halfway there. Do your designs use recycled products or perhaps your cakes don't contain any dairy products? These are both niches that someone is always searching for.

3. Focus That Group... To make sure you're targeting the right audience or customer, it's important to put your business hat on and do a little market research. You would be the closest person to your product or skill so it'd be hard to look at it with an 'objective' hat on.

4. Go Social - Having a social media presence is key to letting customers know you're out there but as is implementing yourself in your local community. Make sure to figure out your branding, direction and look and feel of your business (or skill) before you reach this point as disorgansation can look unprofessional.

5. Take A Risk and Go For It! - We only regret the decisions we didn't make right? Life is too short to sit on an idea, so you'll never know if you don't try. On a grown up note, make sure to declare any extra income with HMRC and ensure you have necessary insurance plans in place.

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Consistency is the key to anything - being successful in your own right. How can you be consistent?

1. Make a plan

2. Plan ahead

3. Diary it

4. Ask the people around you how you can do better (ie. get some feedback)

5. Remind yourself what the end goal is

6. Check in with yourself regularly

7. Document your progress

Being consistent is all about taking the time out to ensure you’re being consistent.

Whether its blogging, fitness, or honing a skill, now is the time to be consistent.