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My name's Brandon Galey and welcome to episode 80 of the blog millionaire.

In this episode, I'm going to teach you the blog post title Modifier Growth

Hack. Before I get into the actual how-to of the hack, I want to give you a little sneak

peek into how I've been spending my weekends over the past month. This story has some symbolism

to the modifier growth hack, so it's not just a random story. My oldest son Grayson loves Legos. More specifically,

he loves to create Lego mini figures. For Christmas, all he wanted was mini figures.

Now, if you go to the Lego store, then you're looking at around $3.35 per Lego minifigure.

That's pretty expensive, and they're already put together so it's no fun.

These were two negatives, and I knew I had to dig deeper to find some really incredible Christmas

present for my son Grayson.

It led me to eBay, where there is a serious aftermarket for Legos and Lego mini figures.

The Lego mini figures on eBay were around $1.50 per minifigure.

However, they were still put together.

I began searching a group of eBay stores that had a consistent supply of Lego minifigures

being auctioned off on a daily or weekly basis.

Each night, I would check their most recent Lego listings.

And then one night, it happened.

There was not just one, but six separate listings of exactly what I was looking for.

Each listing was made up of random parts of Lego minifigures. but six separate listings of exactly what I was looking for.

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