Goast Tours failed to scare enough clients. What's up? Welcome to Sadassal School, Chris

Gilebo here. Excited to bring you a new episode, episode 2,393. In fact, every single day

on the show we're bringing you different case studies, tips, ideas, questions and answers,

all about making extra money without quitting your job, making extra money without going into

debt, without borrowing money, which I guess is the same as going into debt, but you know

what I mean? On a budget, using a skill you already have without quitting your job, that's

what it's all about. And once a week, every Friday, in particular, we have this segment

that we call Failure Friday, which is very convenient how the day matches up with the

title. And it's all about stories that don't go so well, mistakes, missteps, disasters,

all that stuff that actually fails to make money is not a huge, amazing, successful, wildly

profitable idea. And we share these stories because we are all about success, of course,

but sometimes you have to try different stuff and your first idea might not work, or you

might have had a success before, but your second idea doesn't work. And that's just normal.

And so the whole entrepreneurial path is about trying different things and making adjustments,

and willing to let go of bad ideas, or just ideas that were maybe ahead of their time,

perhaps. So with that in mind, today's short story features James from Denver, Colorado,

his attempt at offering a ghost tour of the city fails to scare enough people into signing

up. In fact, he runs into a matter of competition because there are a bunch of people interested

in ghost tours in Denver, but there's also a number of companies already offering that.

So let's hear from him about the rise and fall of Denver ghostly guided tours. And I'll

come back at the end with a very quick wrap up.

I'm here to share the spooktacular story of my short-lived side hustle, Denver ghostly

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