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In today's story, a Texas crafter turns castoffs into whimsical works of art,

earning a full-time income and building a sustainable business.

Hey, what's up? Welcome to Sideosal School. My name is Chris Gillipo.

Did you know that upcycled chairs can sell for a thousand dollars or more? Not just as a one-off,

you can sell a lot of them. That's what this woman in Texas discovered. You're going to hear all

the details in this story. I actually did not know that fact before working on this episode

that upcycled chairs can sell for so much. Now I have a lot more appreciation for people who

create that kind of value through their handy work and marketing. Lots of our listeners out there

are crafty and handy. I wonder if you could make not just a small amount of money, but something

that's pretty good, something that's pretty sustainable and perhaps even a full-time income

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