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A Lifestyle Business is a Good Thing

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A Lifestyle Business is a Good Thing

In this episode, we chat about the lifestyle we want to live and the types of things we do to work towards it. We also talk about wanting to write more and the importance of having an audience.

Notes

  1. Money is an easy goal to set as a target and to measure. Full answer

  2. David, the other host, states that having freedom is important to him. He refers to it as having financial independence. Full answer

  3. Flexible works means that an individual could possibly get away with working part-time, make less money, but you get more hours back in your week, leaving you… Full answer

  4. Chris believes that it’s fun and exciting at first, but then it becomes a hassle when you want to sit down and get work done. Full answer

  5. David views time as the most valuable resource. We have multiple work options and ambitions. Full answer

  6. You should work on building an audience. Not only that, but you want to create an engaging audience that’s excited about what you have to offer to the world. Full answer

  7. “Get rich quick” schemes because you should want to offer something that really helps people. Full answer

  8. If your problems are upgrading, such as productive ones or ones you’re trying to solve, then you’re on the right path to where you want to end up. Full answer

  9. It means that you are making yourself vulnerable with your audience when you journal and share your personal life with the public. Full answer

  10. Beginners can’t do anything complicated. If you’re at an intermediate level, you’re trying to do more complex things as your goal. Full answer

  11. When it comes to a blog post, you can hear the hosts’ tones. It’s a lot more difficult to pick up in a written post. Full answer

  12. Even if no one ever listens to this podcast, he thinks that listening to this podcast in, say, 20 years will be fascinating to look back on to where he was in… Full answer

  13. You should set the bar low enough where you will not skip it every day. Full answer

  14. Because they don’t know why they would spend a certain amount of money on a product. They purchase sometimes out of compulsive actions. Full answer

  15. It’s a place to where business owners or any group of people get together. Full answer

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