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Side Hustle School

#1254 - Petal to the Metal: Sisters Start Blooming Jewelry Store

Side Hustle School

Chris Guillebeau

Business, Side Hustle, Entrepreneurship,, Careers, Entrepreneurship, Small Business

4.73.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2020

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

When two artistic sisters create floral resin jewelry, they start a budding side hustle that really puts the petal to the metal.


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0:00.0

Hey there, what's up?

0:05.4

It's Chris Gillebo here, your host of Side Usal School.

0:08.4

Hope you are doing well at whatever part of the world you're in.

0:10.7

Hope you're working hard.

0:11.7

I hope you're looking out for somebody.

0:12.9

I hope you're also taking care of yourself.

0:15.4

That is critical, not just in this day and age, but in every day and age.

0:18.8

Today I want to talk to you about making it on Etsy.

0:21.3

We've had a number of Etsy stories over the years.

0:24.4

But how do you make it there?

0:25.4

The pathway to Etsy success is paved with so many failed sellers.

0:29.4

I just made that metaphor up on the fly, so I'm not sure it totally fits.

0:33.3

But the point is lots of people try to sell on Etsy, most of them sell very few items and

0:38.2

make very little money.

0:39.7

So how do you succeed?

0:40.7

Well, you succeed by not doing the same thing everybody else does.

0:43.4

And then by continuing to adapt when people inevitably copy you.

0:47.4

Because if you're successful there in lots of other places, but particularly in a marketplace

0:50.8

like Etsy where everything is handmade, people will come along and copycat your designs.

0:55.2

Hey, I didn't say it was easy.

0:56.5

None of this stuff is easy, but it's all worth it.

0:59.1

In this story, two sisters, originally from Miami, make and sell jewelry with real

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