This is Cultivated Good Life, episode 163, nuggets of entrepreneurial wisdom with Susan Peterson.

This is an encore presentation of episode 42, which was originally published in July 2019.

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Okay, good job. Thank you. We were trying to think of a good way to start it. I hate to always say,

we're so excited for the guest we have today. We really do. I want to introduce you to my friend.

Podcast starting and ending, awkward, awkward. It is. Especially if we record like back-to-backer,

if we do all the like bantering like the intro part at the same time when we're recording like

five in a row, it's really hard to be unique. I'm here to tell you. It's hard to be unique and it's

fine. So anyway, look at us. We started it in this great. If you have been hiding in a rock and you

don't know Susan Peterson, who is this girl? Who is this girl? Raise your hand if you first learned

about Susan on a TV show, a little-known TV show called Shark Tank. That's actually how I was

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