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Welcome, friends. Welcome to Side Usul School in this week, this week's episode.

Well, actually just today, in fact, I was going to say in this week's first $1,000 segment, that is what's happening. We're going to hear from a New York City event planner who starts a pop-up picnic service in these cities parks. Say that three times fast. Or don't. Just listen. You're going to hear how she marketed her picnics and reached her first $1,000.

Now, this is, of course, part of that segment, your first $1,000. How did somebody get to that point? How did they go from idea to developing that idea, putting it out in the marketplace,

getting their first customers or clients, what do they learn from the experience?

And my hope is that this will be a point of inspiration or motivation for you.

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There's lots of different kinds of side hustles and businesses you could start.

So which one is best for you? Well, listen to some different ideas and see how they land.

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