ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cynthia & I discuss how and why to set goals, even if you are self-employed and do not need to answer to investors or a sales manager.
And we end the year on a fun note citing our favorite sitcom character's side hustles. Especially, Cosmo Kramer of Kramerica Industries.
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