Hello, hello, what's up and welcome to Throwback Thursday slash where are they now?

In these segments we take an in-depth look at someone whose story has evolved considerably

since we first feature them.

We have had recent segments including someone leading urban hiking tours in San Francisco

and a woman who quits her job to go all in with her side hustle selling monogram scarves,

but then feels isolated and ends up getting another job while still selling scarves on the

side.

Hey remember, there's more than one way to make this work for you.

This is not about what works for somebody else, this is about hearing stories, examples

of other people, I've been asking, hey how can I apply this to my situation, my life,

my goals, whatever it is that I'm trying to create for myself.

And that's why I make this show for you every single day.

My name is Chris Gillabo and I'm glad you're here.

Now, today in our latest feature we'll hear from Stacey Bowers, who we first featured

long, long ago, episode 124 I believe, she makes handmade jewelry and was doing something

like $25,000 a year when we did that story, but has come a long way since.

Now, Stacey describes her work as subversive, subversive and snarky I believe, it has a lot

of personality and therefore stands out from a lot of other sellers with similar items.

And that's what attracted me to it in the first place, that's why I thought it was a good

side hustle school story.

So I'm glad to hear, you know, a couple years on, she's still going strong, let's hear

it directly from Stacey and I'll come back at the end to wrap us up.

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