Hello, hello, what's up my friends, it's Chris Gillabo here, your host of

Side Usual School. I hope you're doing well whatever part of the world you're in.

I have been speaking virtually via a digital environment using zoom and other technologies.

To lots of different groups recently, all over the world, ever since the age of COVID-19 began,

whatever point that was, it's hard to know when it started, what's going to happen next, etc.

But it's been fun to be able to present, talk about the money tree, answer different questions

and such, just have conversations using these digital virtual environments. If you represent a group

that would like to have a conversation or a presentation, etc., just let me know. You can always

write into me from sideusualschool.com or just on my main website, ChrisGillabo.com.

All right, here we are on a Thursday. At least this is a Thursday the day the episode's going out,

number 1237-21may. In these segments on Thursdays, we call them, you know, throwback Thursday,

slash where are they now? We take an in-depth look at someone whose story has evolved considerably

since we first featured them. Today in our latest feature, we'll hear from Julia Kelly,

who was one of our very, very first case studies. I believe she was, I don't know, episode 15 or

something on Side Usual School, which is, you know, 1215 or 1225 episodes ago, something like that.

So that's pretty amazing. First week of January 2017 or second week we heard from her.

So Julia is a digital caricature artist who also owns another full-time accounting business.

Both of these businesses are very profitable, but how has the global pandemic affected her work?

She's got some thoughts about that. Both as it relates to her business and perhaps some advice

for you. All right, I really appreciate our sponsors allowing this program to be completely free

to you. So here is a message on their behalf and then we will keep rolling.

My name is Julia Kelly. I'm from San Diego, California. I am a caricature artist.

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