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Jen “Odd” Glantz here! I don’t like doing chores. I’m a clean and organized person but when it comes to doing laundry or dishes, I let it pile up until the pile feels like an uninvited house guest.

Adam helps out with the chores around here - a lot more. Which I’m entirely grateful for. But that might start to change - big time. Especially because I found some super cool ways that YOU and I can make cold hard cash from doing chores. Serioulsy.

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Like doing laundry?

Fascinated by this company Hampr that lets people with washers and dryers wash other people’s clothes and make money. Basically you list yourself on the platform and local people can hire you to do their laundry (you pick it up, wash it, and drop it off). They say people make $2k a month doing this - wow, wow, wow.

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LET’S GET RANDOM:

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Email marketing that looks beautiful

To help you start a podcast

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Odd finds but good finds

Why nobody has or needs hobbies

How to be the most interesting person at happy hour

How to talk to your friends about finances and how much $$ your make

Ways to get brand sponsors for your podcast or newsletter

Until next week,

-Jen (odd) Glantz

Today’s newsletter is sponsored by: Clay

Today’s newsletter is brought to you by Clay, a beautiful and private digital rolodex intentionally designed to help you be more thoughtful with the people who matter to you.

Before I started using Clay, being thoughtful and remembering important details about the people in my life relied on my own memory, as well as a mix of spreadsheets, notecards, contacts apps, and CRMs. In addition to being difficult to manage, this approach lets important relationships, moments, and context fall through the cracks.

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Jen Glantz is a whimsical entrepreneur, 3x author, podcast host, and all-around pizza-obsessed goofball. You can connect with Jen on LI or IG. If you want 1:1 coaching, this is for you, or if your business wants a badass speaker, check this out.