The Million Dollar Business of Correcting Typos | The Hustle

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Before spellcheck and clunky white-out tape, there was Bette Nesmith Graham, a resourceful secretary with a problem: pesky typos that could ruin a whole document. This ain't your grandma's tale of innovation - this is the story of how one woman's simple correction fluid solution turned into a multi-million dollar business.
We're talking about the OG of correction fluid, folks. Liquid Paper. The stuff that saved countless documents from the dreaded ink stain. In this video, we'll dive into Bette's journey, from facing secretarial struggles to becoming a million-dollar entrepreneur.
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Interestingly, her son Michael became famous musician and one of The Monkees.

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Quite the song writer, including "Different Drum," whose cover launched Linda Ronstadt's career.

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This must be made into a movie.

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Cool trivia, but "product we use today"? Seriously?😂

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