Hey friends, what's up? Welcome to a story about the OCD Candy Company. Veteran turns sweet

compulsion into obsessive candy hustle. The OCD Candy Company, it is in fact not a joke.

One of their challenges is convincing people that it's not a joke because people

are like, OCD, candy. That's funny. And they're like, yeah, but it's also a business. It was founded

by an Air Force veteran of 30 years who struggles with OCD. After she got out of service, she wanted to make

some money. And like I often encourage our listeners, the way that she goes about doing it is by focusing on something

that's important to her, yet also connected to a broader community. So she has a skill and an

interest, but it's also something that is of interest to others. In this case, it is the

convergence of candy and OCD. Again, we're calling it veteran turned sweet compulsion into

obsessive candy hustle. If you are worried that

your focus is too narrow, if you think your idea is too small, compare it to this story and see if

you still feel that way, because sometimes narrow ideas, a tight market focus is the way to succeed.

Excited to bring you this story with lots of details, perhaps some inspiration for your own next idea.

That story is coming right up.

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