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Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome to The Fizzle Show. I'm your host, Corbett Barr, and this is our show about earning a living independently doing something you really care about. Today we're joined by Preston Lee.

Preston is a content marketer, entrepreneur, speaker, designer, and blogger, and he's the founder

of Millo.co, which helps freelancers and solopreneurs find more clients, grow their businesses,

and thrive as entrepreneurs. Preston, thank you so much for joining us today.

Such a huge honor for me, Corby. Thanks, ma'am. Awesome. Really glad you're here.

I'm excited to talk about freelancing today because freelancing is how a lot of people get

started in entrepreneurship. And I know that there are some tricks and tips and things to look out

for to get started on the right foot.

But I thought that maybe we would start a little bit with your background because I know that you kind of started a blog and it led to something that you didn't expect.

But take us back to what you thought your career would look like and then walk us forward a little bit to how

you got to where you are today. Yeah, as with most people, it's been quite a journey, but I agree

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