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Oh yeah, I'm so excited about today's episode.

You're going to hear from Jody Carlson.

She is known to many of our longtime listeners.

I think I featured her in my book, 100 side hustles as well.

She sells resources and materials for Girl Scout troop leaders.

This is such a wonderful business.

It's been great for Jody.

It's been great for her customers. She sells very low-priced products, very accessible price points, and yet she's able to do well for herself. So in this episode, this is part of our first $1,000 series. We're all about how somebody gets going with their idea and how they figured out to package, figured out how to package their idea into a

product or service and make at least $1,000. Jody's been able to go well beyond that point.

But as I said, for this segment, we look at the origin story in a very practical, logistical

manner. Okay. Jody's in Ohio. We first featured her way, way, way, way back 3,000 episodes ago. That's crazy to say,

3,000 days ago. Episode 317, Lifelong Girl Scout earns her side hustle badge and $3,500 a month.

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