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Time flies for these sensational essential oils. Hey there, what's up? Welcome to

Sadistle School of Kris Killebau here. Excited to bring you a new episode. A new

episode in the segment known as Throbac Thursday slash where are they now? We always

like to go back and say how has somebody changed how they evolved, what has been difficult,

what's been amazing, all that kind of stuff. Lots of variety in these updates. There's

always a different lesson or something we can take from it. Maybe just a touch point of

inspiration sometimes just to be like, oh, it's pretty cool what this person's been able

to do. Wonder what I'd be able to do. Wonder what I'm doing right now. What am I doing

tomorrow? What am I going to do to get closer to that thing that matters to me, that goal,

the quest for economic empowerment, all those good things. And in that spirit, last week

we heard from an Indian born woman who moves to the US and starts a side hustle as a recruiter

for biotech employees. And she's doing super well. After finishing grad school and building

the business, she now does it full time. I believe it's a sex figure income. Maybe even

higher, I'm not sure, but she's doing really well. And today in our latest feature, we're

going to hear from Ebony Margolis, the owner of Ebony's essential oils. Now Ebony is going

to tell us about how she grew her side hustle to more than $2,000 a month while working

full time as an esthetician. I'm so glad I was able to say that word the first time.

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