And today's story! A longing for independence and a health scare inspires a graphic designer

to reinvent herself and create an adventure-themed brand of shirts, totes, mugs, and more.

Last year she made a full-time income from this project and she did it while traveling

for almost half a year, 162 days to be exact. Welcome to Sadisle School, my name is Chris

Guilapoe, and there is more than one way to do most projects. So it's important to choose

your values, identify what's important to you, and then make your decisions accordingly.

In this case, independence was the primary value, this person really wanted freedom and independence,

and that's what enabled her to build it in a way that allows for so much traveling.

Part of the way she's able to do that is by relying on a production partner. Now,

somebody else out there might say, well, I actually would want to do everything myself,

I would want complete control over the project. So again, that's why it's important to choose your

values and make your decisions accordingly. So in this story, I'll tell you how she navigates

this challenge and perhaps it will inspire you to think through one of your own. That story is

coming up in just 30 seconds. Stay tuned.

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One Thanksgiving a few years ago, graphic designer Julia Taylor was recovering from surgery.

While getting ready to trudge through the snow on crutches, she received a text from a co-worker

asking her to look into why one of their websites was down. It didn't matter that it was

Thanksgiving. Julia was the only one in her company's IT department. Something needed to change.

She had started working as a web designer when the field was just finding its legs. She worked

at that job for eight years through lots of changes and layoffs. That Thanksgiving was the last straw,

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