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In this episode we are speaking with Jasmine Smith, the founder of Jasmine Smith & Co, a day of wedding coordination service based in Washington, DC. She details her unconventional start of first becoming a mother then entrepreneur, and she shares the elements of maintaining a side hustle. Jasmine also shares what it means to be a multidimensional millennial and why millennials are one of the best generations yet. We also get into some fun stuff like are millennials getting married? How you can save money planning your wedding and why you need a day of coordinator. So many great takeaways in this one. Dive in !
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