What's up, hello and welcome to Sadisal School. My name is Chris Gilevo. So glad you're

here. It is the end of March, at least for those listening in real time, the final week

of March, episode 1177. Of course, if you're listening later, that's totally cool, because

we do our best to keep everything in the Sadisal School Archives as relevant as possible for

the long term, at least probably 80 percent, I would say. All right, so today, case study format,

got a story for you. Also, if you're wondering where you can find time to work on your hustle,

which is what we're talking about in this week's classroom episode, well, you might want to pay

attention to the military mom in today's story. When she looks for a way to make some extra money

after yet another move for her husband's job, she stumbles into a virtual role that provides assistance

to both her clients and her family. She goes on to improve, evolve and grow this business.

Military mom makes Moulin managing media. That story is coming right up.

It was 10 years ago when Emily Reagan gave up a dream job to move across the country with her

husband. It wasn't the first time either. Her partner was in the military and moving was just part

of the lifestyle. There were some perks to packing up and moving so often. For one, it meant that

Emily was able to get a lot of different experience. She'd worked in journalism, news, and social media,

and a whole host of cities and environments. But with this latest move, things were a little different.

For the first time, she and her husband had a baby in tow. So instead of finding outside work,

she became a stay-at-home mom. This was challenging. Life on a single income didn't leave much

money for luxuries. While Emily knew her role was important, she was still hoping to contribute

financially. And soon she had an opportunity to do just that. Her referral from a colleague

led to a small job on the site. The task was quite simple to help a small business with their

Facebook presence, posting once in a while, and occasionally reaching out to media outlets,

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