When I first started working on this story, it started to sound more like an entrepreneur

story than a side hustle story.

But there's a key difference there, so I thought I would provide a reminder of what we're

all about here.

And also, if you're new to the program, this is an important distinction.

You'll notice that most of the daily stories I talk about are all about people who aren't

necessarily these hard-charging entrepreneur types.

They're not the kind of people you see on Shark Tank.

A lot of them are just regular people with jobs who want to make extra money or build an

asset for themselves.

Which is something I'll talk about again in episode 1030, this week's recap in a few days.

And part of why I started side hustle school was to demonstrate that not everyone wants

to take a lot of risk.

Another one's able to take a lot of risk or is able to spend a lot of money.

But I firmly believe there's still something you can do.

There is a little entrepreneurial project out there for you, even if you've never thought

of yourself in those terms.

So anyway, that's something we pay attention to as we think about what stories we're going

to feature.

And it turned out as I went along, today's story actually does fit within our mandate.

It's about a Hong Kong-based IT employee who creates a new way for global e-commerce

sellers to fulfill their orders.

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