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Hey there, what's up? Welcome. Thank you for tuning in today. You're listening to Side Usall School.

The only daily podcast, seven days a week, bringing you tips, stories, case studies,

all kinds of ideas, and of course answers to your questions about earning extra money

without quitting your job. Not just small amounts of extra money, but potentially establishing

a sustainable long-term project. Today's caller is wondering about the 80-20 rule.

They might be familiar with this. It originated from an Italian economist named

Bill Frado Pareto, who observed that 20% of pea pods in his garden produced 80% of the peas.

Those 20% of pea pods working really hard. Everybody else slacken off.

And the principle suggests that a small number of actions make up the majority of outcomes

in lots of situations, not just pea pods in your garden. So you can see examples of it in

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