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Book summary subscription breaks out. Hey what's up welcome to side hustle school

chris gilabot your host here in this segment it is our first one thousand dollar segment

comes out every week we get to hear how a side hustler made their first thousand dollars

how did they go from idea to income? Specifically, we're going to

hear today how one side hustler launched a paid weekly book summary subscription. He combined

AI tools with personal commentary to stand out in a crowded space. Now, this space, the book summary

space, I'll have to kind of share my bias here. I'm not a huge

fan of it as an author. I believe in writing books. And I think it's hard to sometimes distill

there are these services that take, you know, 300 page books and give you like a three minute

summary and say, hey, now you understand everything from the book when obviously that's not the

case. I mean, you can learn a little bit about the concept, just like if you read the flap copy, which is what's on the back of the book or the inside cover of a book jacket. But of course, there's so much more to it. We're going to avoid that whole debate, though. I'm just noting it because here on the podcast, I want to give you lots of different ideas, lots of different

stories of projects and people doing different things.

It doesn't always have to be my thing or something I love.

And there are lots of companies offering these book summaries.

So it's definitely a category.

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