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Murder mystery lover sells clues in the mail.

Welcome friends.

Welcome to Side Ussel School.

Welcome back, I should say.

In this week's first $1,000 segment, meet a crime fiction fan who builds their own detective for hire game, complete with weekly mailed clues and online reveals.

Find out how she uses her storytelling skills, along with a few vintage stationary props, to turn curious readers into paid participants.

This story, of course, is about how somebody makes their first thousand dollars with a new idea. How do they go from idea to income? How might

they go beyond a thousand dollars? We touch on that a bit too, usually, but the whole focus is how

you can go from that basic idea like, here's a service, here's a product, how might I actually

make money from it?

So let's hear today's version of that. Her name is Angela. I'm going to pass the mic to her.

I'll be back at the end with a few brief words of wrap up. What's up? I want to tell you today

about our partner ZipRecruiter. You know ZipRecruiter. If you don't, you should. Perhaps as a good

introduction to them, let's talk about speed and quality. You don't usually get both of those things

together. You don't go through a fast food drive-thru and expect a gourmet meal to go. Or if you do,

you're probably going to be disappointed. If you use some automated fancy AI tools to do online

tasks, sometimes that works well,

and sometimes it doesn't.

Perhaps you have experienced that.

Speed and quality, they don't always go together.

But there is an exception to this unwritten rule, which is that if you're hiring,

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