Side Hustle comes up in 5 chapters across 3 episodes of The Jonnie Jensen Show, from July 2021 to June 2025.
Oasis Los Angeles Concert and Financial Planning
Glenn discusses his upcoming travel plans, including a trip to Los Angeles to see Oasis, noting it was cheaper than buying tickets for the Wembley shows. He emphasizes the importance of having events to look forward to during difficult times like unemployment. The conversation transitions into Glenn's plans to launch a side hustle to generate new income streams.
42 Things to Do Bucket List Platform
Glenn introduces his new business venture, "42 Things to Do," a platform designed to help people create and execute bucket lists. Inspired by "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," the site uses AI tools like Bolt.new and Claude to categorize nearly 2,000 activities. Glenn aims to build a community that offers group discounts for activities like skydiving and sailing while generating revenue through affiliate programs.
Armchair Real Estate Millionaire Book and Small-Scale Investing
Michael Dominguez provides contact information for his book, Armchair Real Estate Millionaire, noting its availability on Amazon. He explains that his strategy is designed for people looking to start small, suggesting that owning as few as two or three correctly leveraged properties can serve as a life-changing side hustle. The goal is to provide an accessible entry point for those overwhelmed by the abundance of conflicting information on social media.
Transitioning to Quality Properties and Efficient Management
Michael Dominguez recounts his early mistake of buying dilapidated buildings in poor neighborhoods, which led to difficult tenant issues. He shifted his strategy to focus on quality properties in nice neighborhoods, which allowed him to attract better tenants and reduce management time. He currently manages a dozen properties in less than five hours per month, providing him with the freedom to semi-retire at age 55.
Adopting the Always a Way Mantra for Life Changes
Stuart Roberts introduces his "there is always a way" mantra, encouraging men to move past excuses regarding money, location, or jobs. He shares how he used home exchange services to facilitate family travel without the high costs of traditional vacations. Johnny Jensen adds that focusing on what one wants, rather than what they don't want, is essential for progress.
