Jacob Massey, Petersburg, Tennessee.

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Hi, my name is Renata Stone and my small business is Nautary Fiber Art, which is a handmade

fiber textile and weaving business. And I started it about two years ago after feeling pretty burnt out with my corporate job.

I was honestly super tired of working a 9 to 5 in a cubicle like living for someone else's dream and not really chasing my own.

I really wanted to pour my time and energy and is something that mattered to me and for me that's creating anything handmade.

And I really love timeless classic kind of imperfect

silhouettes so it was the perfect way to do that. And in launching my own

business I knew I need a lot of help along the way so stay tuned to hear the rest of my story and to see what made a difference for me in my small business.

In 2010 a rock went up for auction.

At the time, people figured it would go for about $20 million.

It ended up selling for more than $40 million. In that moment the Graf pink became the most

expensive diamond ever sold.

For most of us, auctions were just an interesting sideshow, a form of entertainment,

something to make fun of because people with those little paddles would sit at

antique auctions or art auctions and buy really expensive stuff that we could

never own. But lately auctions are of benefit to the seller, particularly if the seller has something unique.

And I think it's worth taking a few minutes to think about how auctions are creeping into

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