The Uncommon Life Project

On our most recent podcast episode, we talk to Scott Shatford who started renting his home on AirBnB when he went away on extended travel. He immediately saw the potential. His background in data analytics gave him an idea: why not create a repository for data that can help short-term renters understand their market? AirDNA.co was born. AirDNA is an aggregator of short-term rental data & insights to help owners succeed in the sharing economy.

One of our guiding principles is to help people think about earning money in ways way beyond their paycheck. That’s what the 7 Sources of Residual Income are all about. On our latest duocast, we dive into 4 of these sources that you might not think of. Some of them you might even dismiss as something you can’t or won’t do. We dig into royalties, subscription models, affiliate and network marketing, and try to take away some of the mystique and misconceptions around them. Never say never!

Mitch Matthews is a keynote speaker, success coach and best-selling author. He’s become a well-respected thought leader on coaching and work-place mentoring. Plus, he has created a coach-training program that has been utilized around the globe.

On this episode of the Uncommon Life Project Podcast, hosts Phillip Ramsey and Bryan Dewhurst talk with Brett Appleton about going from dabbling to all-in on using investment properties for short term lodging with Airbnb.

Paul Long is a motivational speaker and consultant who has challenged the corporate landscape for over a decade while engaging with audiences around the globe through his concept of FUNdamism.

In this duocast, we’re looking at uncommon ways of looking at traditional business. Like setting up an LLC to lease space from yourself. Or figuring out health care for you and your family while you are pursuing this “crazy dream.” We tackle all those questions and more.

On this episode of the Uncommon Life Project podcast, Bryan and Phillip talk with Chris Ramsey who, with her two sisters, operate a mobile home park in South Sioux City, Nebraska. Chris also happens to be Phillip’s mom, so it’s a lively conversation, to say the least.

Gabriel Glynn is CEO of Makusafe and a serial entrepreneur. Gabriel’s startup journey began over a decade ago. In that time has experienced several successful exits, aka sold his company for a profit. His most recent was the selling of his software company Slash Web Studios in 2015.

On this episode of the Uncommon Life Project Podcast, hosts Phillip and Bryan talk with Jon and Hanna Shiplett. Together, Jon and Hanna own and operate Eden + Gray Design/Build.

That 401k or IRA is fine, but there are many other ways to manage your money for residual income now – not just sometime after retirement. On this episode of the Uncommon Life Podcast, we dig into the topic of Investments. It’s a fun and info-packed duocast with co-hosts Bryan Dewhurst and Phillip Ramsey.

On this episode of the Uncommon Life Project Podcast, hosts Phillip Ramsey and Bryan Dewhurst talk with Courtney Wooge. Courtney is a second generation owner of FCIS Insurance. He is also one of the founders of the Tree Town music festival – the premier country music festival in the Midwest – in Forest City, Iowa.

On this episode of the Uncommon Life Project Podcast, hosts Phillip Ramsey and Bryan Dewhurst talk with Nadine Hawbaker. In addition to being a delightful human being, Nadine is an accomplished artist born and raised in Iowa. She studied with Dimitar Krustev, a European schooled artist, for seven years.

Caleb Walsh is a leading authority in affordable housing with portfolios spanning over 1,500 units in six states. He resides in Tampa, Florida with his wife Denise and their two children, Lincoln and Noelle. He's an economy of scale advocate, and his story involves jumping from five units to 500 units in a short amount of time.

Of the 7 Sources of Residual Income that Uncommon Wealth Partners champion, real estate may be the most obvious source. It’s one of the first places your mind goes when you think “residual income.” But this is the Uncommon Life Project, so the way our co-hosts talk about real estate probably holds some surprises.

In this episode of the Uncommon Life Project podcast we talk with Doug Shiplett, an entrepreneur, pastor and church planter who seeks to break down false divides between sacred and secular. With vision and purpose, all of life is sacred.