Hello, hello, what's up? Welcome to Sadistle School. This is Chris Gillibow and we have

just finished week number 35 of season 3. This week featured a US Marine who goes undercover

to create a sunglasses holder and a British guy who earns millions of dollars, millions

of dollars. That's correct. Selling T-shirts on eBay, originally starting from his childhood

bedroom. He's grown up a little bit since then, but as I said, the business is going super

well among other stories. Now let's see, it is a new month here, first of September, for

those listening in real time, episode 974. What's happening here? I'm going to be doing some

kind of international trip. I don't know exactly where yet, but I'll be doing some kind of

trip this month. I'm also finishing the edits on my next book, which I'm excited about.

I don't think I've actually mentioned that here before, but I wrote a new book. It's a very

different book from every other book that I have written. It comes out in the spring. I will tell

you more about it soon. My parents are also visiting for a while, but I'll spare you those family

drama stories for now. In today's recap, I have an audio update from someone whose side hustle

became their full-time job, and now it's back to being a side hustle, but she's still earning

six figures from it. Pretty good scenario there. In fact, I think most of us will agree. That's

an ideal scenario. We will hear a bit from her. But first, let us talk about Happier Labor Day.

Well, let's look at Labor Day in general, and then let's talk about how it can be a Happier Labor Day.

I often say that it's always a good time to reflect on your life and make changes. There can be

any day of the year, any time of day, any time of the week, where you're kind of like, hey, what's going

on? How am I feeling right now? What do I want? How can I get closer to that thing that I desire?

How can I improve my life and improve the lives of others at the same time? Whether it's a big

philosophical question or just a small thing like, hey, do I want to snack right now? It's always a

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