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What It's About
An update from the owner of an empowering tattoo brand.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1671
Welcome to Throwback Thursday / “Where are they now?” where we take an in-depth look at someone who’s story has evolved considerably since we first featured them. Last week, we heard from an adjunct professor who helps data scientists prepare for interviews at tech companies. Before that, a romance novel editor who goes all-in on her freelance work. Today, in our latest feature, we’ll hear from Denise O’Connell. She’s the co-founder of TuckTat’s Temporary Tattoos, a temporary tattoo brand that helps people cover up surgical scars. Designed to look like realistic tattoos, TuckTats last 5-7 days even after workouts, sun exposure, and swimming. We featured her story back on episode #965. What’s happened since? Listen to today's episode to hear Denise's updates...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- I’m really grateful to Denise for helping us with this segment. Check out her website at TuckTats.com . TuckTats has a special offer where you can buy four or more and get free shipping—anywhere in the world!
- You can also follow them at @tucktats.
- Best Friends Ink Profits By Covering Up Scars: When surgical scars keep one woman out of a bikini, she enlists the help of a friend to produce a new kind of cover-up in the form of temporary tattoos.
- Farmer Makes “Tater Tats” for All Your Produce Tattoo Needs: When a running joke doesn’t end up running its course, a side hustle seed takes root and begins to grow.
- Crafter’s Shop for Dreadlock Wearers Unlocks $3,500/Month: A product manager uses skills as a crafter to design accessories for people who wear dreadlocks, generating $3,500-4,000/month in product sales.
