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Hey there, welcome to the podcast. So glad you tuned in today. My name is Chris Gilleffo,

your host of Side Usal School. If you've been listening for a while, you know that in every story

I bring you, I try to bring you some kind of takeaway or actionable insight, and maybe as well,

something that's just interesting, or something you didn't know before. And I'm also discovering

new things together with you. So it's really fun for me to work on this. And in today's story,

you're going to take away several interesting concepts. The story features a nomadic designer

who launches an app development career in Switzerland, creating more than 10 apps in a single year.

That's right, she has made more than 10 apps in a single year. And of course, this is part time

on the side. So first of all, we're going to revisit and revise some of my advice from years

ago on making apps. Like I used to say, you know, if you're not a programmer, making an app is not

a good idea for you. Like stick to your strengths, right? Well, times have changed, okay? So we'll

talk about that a bit. Also, you'll hear about the concept of an educational vacation,

which was a really cool phrase. It's kind of like the annual review I do every year. And I just

recently finished in the sense of it being an annual exercise, a little bit different. And as you'll

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