A listener wants to help remote workers look good on screen.

Can she monetize her passion for Zoom fashion?

Welcome to Sadis School School, it's Chris Gullibou here,

as the world continues to embrace remote work you know about that right you do

Zoom calls or Microsoft Teams calls or some other platform some other variation of

working from home or working from anywhere or perhaps hybrid work perhaps I don't know there's all

kinds of variations right but remote work of all kinds many people are grappling with a new

kind of fashion dilemma how to strike that balance between comfort at home and

professionalism on screen. Well this isn't a problem for everyone of course but for

some people it is and we're all about looking at business ideas, side hustle ideas, how can you take a talent or a skill or just identify a gap in the marketplace and come up with a solution that helps you make some money and also makes the world a better place, etc. All that stuff is important, and you can also makes the world a better place etc all that stuff is important

and you can do both so we've got Riley from Lubbock Texas

Riley has observed this trend firsthand and is wondering about, as mentioned, Zoom Fashion,

Zoom Fashion styling. Could this be the next big thing in personal styling?

Might it just be a flash in the pan? Well, whatever it is, let's unpack it a personal stylist for remote

workers. That's today's topic, detailed question and my answer after this

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