What's up? Welcome, friends. Listeners, the Side Us, the School of Community. This is your host, Chris

Gillibault. I decided to bring you another throwback Thursday segment. I really love looking back on

some of the stories we have featured in years past. Often hear a lot of updates, some lessons learned,

sometimes some mistakes, sometimes some new businesses, evolutions, etc. We bring you these

updates directly from the featured case study, the individual who story we've covered before.

Now, last week we heard from Dion Link, who has earned more than $100,000 from fiber consultations.

$100,000 on this platform that is known for being, you know, pretty low paying, since, you know,

it's called fiber. It was originally $5 per service. So obviously he has done fabulously well.

Today in our latest feature, it will hear from Lisa Hopi. She is in Seattle. She has a really

cool story of starting a home organization business that serves well off clients and then

donates many of the discarded items to people in need, including newly settled immigrant families.

And I'm actually connected to Lisa a little bit through the starting of her business,

together with Gretchen Rubin, which is a fun, little side note. I think she mentions it here

on her update. And Lisa is also incredibly organized. So we went back to her and said, hey,

tell us some stuff that's changed. And she said, well, since the time I was featured, I have done

1,875 billable hours. I was like, man, I have no idea how many hours I spent yesterday doing

anything. So I respect the organization. What's happened since? Let's hear directly from her.

She's got some updates about COVID-19, some advice for anyone else interested in the organizing

business. And I'll be back at the end to wrap us up.

My name is Lisa Hopi. I live in Seattle, Washington. And I was featured on episode 353.

yoga teacher cleans up. And I'm also in the 100 side hustles book.

My side hustle is as a home organizer. I like to say my superpower is my ability to create

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