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Christie Peters – Skip the Easy Money

14 April 2019

In this podcast episode #19 of Eat Well Travel Better, join us as we speak with Christie Peters , a former model, who left her modeling career to return to her hometown, Saksatoon, in the Canadian prairies, a land of opportunity, a kind of wild west, where innovative and passionate entrepreneurs can do more and innovate more quickly than in a bigger city. Today Christie is the successful Chef/Owner of The Hollows and Primal Pasta restaurants in Saskatoon, Canada. Through her unconventional sourcing and matching of the ingredients found in the harsh climate of the province of Saskatchewan, Christie has been able to achieve a remarkable level of recognition in just a few short years.

In this episode you’ll learn:

  • Make it nice or make it twice
  • Why slow and steady wins the race
  • Why you should skip the easy money
  • How waste is money
  • Watching the small details can add up to big savings
  • What you can do to avoid paying for advertising
  • What you can do to avoid having to repeat tasks

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Christie’s companies:  The Hollows ,  Primal Pasta

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