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Hey there, side hustle school listeners. Welcome back. My name is Chris Gillibot. So excited

to have you here for season two as we kick off with a ton of great stories. Now as we go

through the year, I'll be telling you these stories, but I also hope to show you something

through them. I want you to learn how these kinds of projects work and what kind of side

hustle might be best for you. And as part of that, I think it's very important to understand

both your skills and your personality to find the best fit. There are three general

categories of side hustles, products, services and kind of a catch all category for everything

else. Most of the stories you'll hear on the show fall into one of those first two categories,

which are pretty straightforward. But on day two, episode 367, that amazing story of

the accountant who earns $200,000 actually more than $200,000 buying stuff at Walmart

and then selling it online, that's kind of in this everything else category. And technically

that subcategory is called reselling like he does have products because he's purchasing

something for sale, but the specific products are kind of irrelevant like it's all about

this model of reselling. Today's story also follows in this everything else bucket and

it features an affiliate sales model using Instagram. Affiliate sales are when you refer

a customer or a client to a company, that person makes a purchase and then the company pays

you a commission. So we'll look at that in different ways throughout the year as well.

But today's story is pretty cool. It's this guy from Sri Lanka who's able to earn $5,000

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