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Hello, and welcome to All The Hacks, which is normally a podcast about 00:01:39.480 |
upgrading your life, money, and travel, where I chat with an incredible guest 00:01:45.400 |
However, today is an episode all about the podcast itself and a look at my 00:01:50.320 |
plans for the show in the coming year and beyond, as well as a recap of some 00:01:54.800 |
of what I took away from the survey that so many of you graciously filled out. 00:01:58.400 |
I actually thought about doing this episode as a short clip at the 00:02:01.480 |
beginning of a regular episode, but I realized I had so many things to share 00:02:05.720 |
that I wanted to put it out separately and be able to cover it all. 00:02:10.040 |
First of all, thank you so much to everyone who filled out the survey. 00:02:14.320 |
I can't explain how helpful it is for me to hear what you all are thinking, 00:02:18.600 |
especially because it's so hard to learn anything on a one-way channel like a 00:02:23.560 |
That said, I do read every email that comes to chris@allthehacks.com and I try 00:02:31.480 |
As for the winner of the free flight, I'm going to do a random drawing this 00:02:34.800 |
Friday and we'll share who wins on next week's episode. 00:02:38.240 |
So first of all, I want to share one of the most interesting things 00:02:42.160 |
I asked what everyone's favorite episode was, and I assumed people would all 00:02:46.680 |
gravitate towards the same two to three episodes, and there'd be plenty that 00:02:53.800 |
In fact, there wasn't a single one of the 40 episodes I've done that wasn't at 00:02:58.280 |
least one person's favorite, which was so cool to see. 00:03:01.360 |
While the votes were distributed across the whole catalog, there were a few 00:03:07.280 |
So whether you're new here or just curious, the top five were number 32 00:03:12.320 |
about health hacks and NFTs with Kevin Rose, number 27 about travel hacks with 00:03:18.400 |
the points guy, Brian Kelly, number one, also about travel hacks with Lee Rowan, 00:03:24.520 |
number three, about credit card points and miles with Alex Miller, and number 00:03:31.880 |
The listener Q&A episodes number 20 and 33 also ranked really high. 00:03:37.360 |
So I'll link to all of them in the show notes, or you can just go to allthehacks.com/the 00:03:43.600 |
episode number if you want to find them more quickly. 00:03:47.920 |
So despite that some listeners seem to love every topic I've done on the show, 00:03:51.560 |
there were two big topics that rose to the top, and I'm definitely going to try 00:03:57.640 |
Number one, travel, credit card points, miles, and number two, money, 00:04:05.280 |
That doesn't mean I'm going to stop talking to people about productivity 00:04:08.760 |
hacks or health hacks or life hacks, but you should definitely see 00:04:14.480 |
One thing I didn't get from the survey are the specific, let's call them 00:04:18.080 |
subtopics you're interested in within travel, personal finance, investing, 00:04:23.720 |
So if there's anything specific you want me to touch on or find a guest 00:04:29.440 |
Even if it's just a blank email with the topic in the subject, I would love to know. 00:04:33.720 |
And speaking of email, if you have any negative feedback on the show, 00:04:40.240 |
I'm saying this in response to a review on Apple Podcasts. 00:04:44.320 |
They had some feedback about how I've focused less recently on the original 00:04:49.400 |
And if they're listening, I really appreciate hearing your feedback. 00:04:52.640 |
And as I said, I'm already planning on making changes as a result of it. 00:04:56.240 |
However, a one-star rating and review definitely hurts the show in search 00:05:00.800 |
rankings, with sponsors, and if we're up for any podcast awards. 00:05:04.480 |
So first off, if you have feedback, feel free to share it with me first. 00:05:08.480 |
And if you're still disappointed, by all means, leave your negative review. 00:05:12.920 |
But to the 221 of you who took the survey and said, you haven't left a rating or 00:05:18.280 |
review in the Apple Podcasts app or on Spotify, but that you would, right now 00:05:27.960 |
So another survey question was about me doing some solo episodes. 00:05:31.960 |
Somehow in my mind, writing a 3000 word newsletter with everything I've learned 00:05:36.960 |
and researched about a topic made so much sense, but on the podcast, I feel like I 00:05:41.360 |
needed a guest for everything, so I still want to focus the show on interviewing 00:05:45.920 |
incredible people because after all the reason I started all the hacks is that I 00:05:50.040 |
wanted to go out there and learn from all these amazing people myself. 00:05:53.640 |
However, there are some topics where I'm the expert, or maybe I've done enough 00:05:58.520 |
research to at least feel like one, where I might just do a solo episode and put it 00:06:03.000 |
in the feed and talk about something I think you all will find really interesting. 00:06:07.280 |
And speaking of the newsletter, it was eyeopening to realize that many of the 00:06:11.520 |
podcast listeners don't subscribe to the newsletter and many of the newsletter 00:06:17.280 |
In many cases, they just didn't know it existed, but for a lot of people, it was 00:06:22.040 |
just that they prefer one type of content over the other. 00:06:24.680 |
Well, I didn't realize that, and I've been writing some great newsletter content 00:06:29.360 |
that's never made its way to the podcast and vice versa. 00:06:32.080 |
So the best way not to miss anything is to obviously just subscribe to both of 00:06:36.240 |
them, but I'm also thinking about ways to make sure the best content from each 00:06:40.600 |
platform finds its way to the other platform as well. 00:06:44.760 |
And if you're not subscribed to the newsletter yet, you can do that 00:06:52.080 |
First, I've been recording video of almost every single episode. 00:06:56.640 |
So for anyone who's interested in seeing what these interviews actually look like, 00:07:00.960 |
I'll be putting all of them on YouTube as soon as I can get them all edited. 00:07:05.720 |
Number two, I'm going to start experimenting with asking every guest for 00:07:09.960 |
some of their best local recommendations and hacks from wherever they live now or 00:07:13.920 |
have lived to add a bit more good travel content to each episode. 00:07:18.000 |
Three, thank you for all the great podcast and newsletter recommendations. 00:07:23.200 |
I have such a long list of things to check out. 00:07:26.000 |
Four, I'm going to set up an online community where you guys can join me. 00:07:30.600 |
And the feedback was split almost perfectly down the middle between doing 00:07:36.800 |
So stay tuned on which one of those platforms I choose, or maybe I'll 00:07:41.720 |
Five, I was surprised and honestly a bit excited to see that so many people 00:07:48.760 |
So I'm going to think about what that looks like. 00:07:50.840 |
But fun fact, Amy and I are expecting our second child this June. 00:07:54.920 |
So live events might not happen until the end of the year or 00:08:01.240 |
Finally, I want to talk about sponsors and subscriptions. 00:08:04.840 |
I really hope I didn't scare any of you off asking questions about 00:08:09.960 |
In fact, I only asked because I had a few conversations with people who told 00:08:14.760 |
me they actually prefer to pay a monthly fee for an ad-free version of the show 00:08:20.040 |
And I just wanted to see how large that group of people was within this audience. 00:08:24.760 |
Well, now I can tell you it is not very large. 00:08:28.160 |
In fact, I can tell you it is exactly 1.7% of you. 00:08:32.440 |
That said, many of you said you would love to support me in the show. 00:08:36.040 |
So for now, the best way to support me is to share the podcast or your favorite 00:08:39.960 |
episode with someone you think might like it, or honestly, lots of people 00:08:43.360 |
you think might like it, or leave a five-star rating and review in the Apple 00:08:47.040 |
Podcast app, but I will let you know if anything changes here. 00:08:50.080 |
As for sponsors, my plan is to only have sponsors who have products 00:08:56.480 |
When I say I personally recommend something, I want that to mean 00:09:00.160 |
something to all of you, and it should because I've either used the product 00:09:03.800 |
or done a meaningful amount of research on it, or both. 00:09:06.680 |
And if you ever think that's not the case, please reach out to me 00:09:11.560 |
However, I actually hope that by doing this, you view the sponsors as an 00:09:15.880 |
opportunity to learn about new products and services you didn't know about already. 00:09:19.440 |
In fact, you all sent me so many great ideas for sponsors that I haven't even 00:09:24.400 |
gotten through reaching out to all of those companies to see if 00:09:28.320 |
So hopefully you guys are excited as I am for the future of All the Hacks. 00:09:32.480 |
I have some amazing plans for 2022 and beyond, and I appreciate you all so much 00:09:37.600 |
for listening, for giving me feedback, and for everything else you've 00:09:43.360 |
And quick reminder to leave a rating and review for the show, or email 00:09:47.320 |
me anytime with feedback, chris@allthehacks.com. 00:09:52.720 |
I want to tell you about another podcast I love that goes 00:09:58.400 |
That means everything from money hacks to wealth building to early retirement. 00:10:02.160 |
It's called the Personal Finance Podcast, and it's much more about building 00:10:06.360 |
generational wealth and spending your money on the things you value than it is 00:10:12.320 |
It's hosted by my good friend, Andrew, who truly believes that everyone in this 00:10:16.560 |
world can build wealth and his passion and excitement are what 00:10:22.000 |
I know because I was a guest on the show in December, 2022, but recently I listened 00:10:27.120 |
to an episode where Andrew shared 16 money stats that will blow your mind. 00:10:31.280 |
And it was so crazy to learn things like 35% of millennials are not participating 00:10:37.880 |
And that's just one of the many fascinating stats he shared. 00:10:41.520 |
The Personal Finance Podcast has something for everyone. 00:10:44.480 |
It's filled with so many tips and tactics and hacks to help you get better with 00:10:52.080 |
Just search for the Personal Finance Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or