A city government staffer leads virtual events.

Welcome, friends.

Welcome to the podcast, the podcast known as Side Hustle School.

My name is Chris Gillebeau, your host.

This is part of our first $1,000 segment.

This episode is, in fact, basically we look at how somebody made their first

thousand dollars how did they get to that point how did they take an idea and convert that idea

into a product or service that paying customers can in fact pay for paying customers pay for it

we need that we need customers to take action to apply that verb to their lives and ultimately to your side hustle

so that you can earn extra money without quitting your job. That's what we're all about. Our mission

is to help you do that to create a new source of income, hopefully passive income or at least

something that is substantial, a substantial source of income that allows you to do more of

what is important to you. We've got all kinds of different stories and case studies and examples of that mission. And with that in mind, today's feature

comes from Victoria. She is, as I said, a virtual events planner. You know all about virtual events,

right? Could be any kind of shared activity that's available for streaming to participants in

different locations. Virtual concerts, conferences, weddings, funerals, really anything you can imagine.

And so producing a virtual event has some similarities with producing an in-person event,

but also some key differences.

So let's hear a bit about how Victoria got going with this idea.

I'll come back at the end with a few words of wrap up.

Music idea. I'll come back at the end with a few words of wrap up. Hi, this is Victoria. Here to tell you about the time I accidentally started my virtual

event planning side hustle. It all started with my friend's birthday party. She wanted to have a

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