The Tom Woods Show, episode 1245, bonus episode.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of Liberty Education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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value trial set. Listeners can redeem this offer over at harries.com slash Woods. Hi, everybody, Tom Woods

here. I've been meaning to talk to this guy for a while. This is Ross Trottier. That is actually how he

pronounces his last name. I'm not just mispronouncing it. That's how he says it. Ross Trottier. That is actually how he pronounces his last name. I'm not just mispronouncing it.

That's how he says it. Ross Trottier is a music teacher who's been very successful taking that

skill and talent and making an online living out of it and or using his online outlet as a source of

leads for his local business.

And he's written to me a couple of times to tell me about his success and keep me posting on what's going on.

And he keeps thanking me for, you know, helping steer him in the right direction as to what to do or what strategy to follow.

And I'm grateful for that, of course.

But I want to know exactly how it is he does that, because we don't think of music teachers as being probably the most entrepreneurial people in society, let's say.

So what is the secret?

How did he do it?

And I want to know, of course, also, if there are any lessons in his experience that we can draw out and apply to people,

of course, who are in other fields, because most of you probably are not music teachers, but

you may have been thinking, well, it'd be nice to have some kind of a, something going on online

that I could have on the side in case anything should happen, or just what the heck. It's nice to

have, you know, an income source on the side.

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